‘Police need to investigate’: will Andrew be questioned over his relationship with Epstein?

The Guardian - World NewsEN 8 min read 100% complete by Caroline Davies and Alexandra ToppingFebruary 14, 2026 at 07:00 AM

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Former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown is calling for Prince Andrew to be questioned by police regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Brown, after examining flight records and other evidence, believes Andrew should be interviewed about Epstein's activities, particularly concerning flights through UK airports like Stansted. Several voices in Westminster are echoing this sentiment, including MP Sarah Owen, who questioned the cabinet secretary about the former prince's role as trade envoy. Concerns are being raised about previous Metropolitan police inquiries potentially overlooking vital flight evidence. Vera Baird, the former Victim's Commissioner, also stated she had previously spoken to the police about Mountbatten-Windsor.

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