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Politics · 31 January 2026

PM Starmer urges Andrew to testify on new Epstein documents.

PM Starmer urges Andrew to testify on new Epstein documents.

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UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer urges Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to testify before US Congress following the release of 3 million new Epstein documents. The files reveal compromising photos of the former royal kneeling over a woman and emails confirming a 2010 Buckingham Palace invitation. While visiting Japan, Starmer addressed the controversy surrounding Andrew, who was stripped of royal titles, as US lawmakers demand answers regarding his links to the convicted sex offender.

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