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Prince William and Kate speak out for the first time on the Epstein scandal: “Our thoughts remain firmly with the victims”
The stance of the royal couple contrasts with that of the disgraced Prince Andrew, who has been accused of arrogance - While revelations about his ties to the pedophile continue
The Greek Epstein file: The crisis-bond businesses, Varoufakis, the unknown shipowner, and the Patmos circle
In the files there is an exchange of messages regarding a trip to Greece, which include references to hospitality and an invitation to Patmos in 2012
Questions surround Epstein’s death: Prosecutorial Document says he died a day before Police announcement (photos)
The document from the Office of the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York is among the newly released files made public by the Department of Justice - Mystery also surrounds an orange-colored figure seen in Epstein’s unit the night before his death
Tremors in the Norwegian Royal Family from Princess Mette-Marit’s Contact with Epstein: “You Are Very Charming” – “Paris is good for adultery”
Princess Mette-Marit’s name appears over 1,000 times in newly released Epstein files from Friday – the spicy language the princess used in emails with the financier, for which she now expresses regret
New Epstein documents: Photos show Prince Andrew over a woman lying on the floor (photos)
U.S. authorities have released more than three million documents, with new references and email correspondence that bring back into focus the relationship between the former Duke of York and Jeffrey Epstein
More than 3.5 million Epstein case documents made public: Andrew’s email about a “beautiful” 26-year-old Russian woman, 3,200 references to Trump
An update on the release of files related to Jeffrey Epstein was provided by the U.S. Deputy Attorney General, Todd Blanche, presenting the contents of the latest batch of documents from the Department of Justice
Keir Starmer fires UK Ambassador to the US after revelations of friendship with Jeffrey Epstein
The dismissal is seen as a blow to Downing Street, which is preparing for the official visit of the American president
