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World · 16 August 2026

Epstein victims tell Burnham to launch public inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

Epstein victims tell Burnham to launch public inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

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The UK Epstein Survivors Campaign will meet Prime Minister Andy Burnham in the coming months to push for a national investigation. They want an inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's ties with the British elite, including Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and Peter Mandelson. The group believes the US justice department's released files raise serious questions that need answering.

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