Prince Andrew Accused of Sharing Confidential Documents with Jeffrey Epstein Amid Mounting Pressure on UK PM Keir Starmer

A latest email has emerged claimed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor had shared confidential documents with Jeffrey Epstein while serving as UK trade envoy, UK media reported. “We can confirm receipt of this report and are assessing the information in line with our established procedures," Thames Valley Police said. According to SkyNews, an email exchange from November 30, 2010 – part of the latest release in the Epstein files – suggests Andrew forwarded Epstein “visit reports for Vietnam, Singapore, Hong Kong and Shenzhen" relating to a visit he carried out around that time to South East Asia. Andrew as UK’s special representative for trade and investment from 2001 to July 2011 used to frequently visit countries to promote British business. He has, however, rejected the claims. Also Read: Former British Prince Andrew Moves Out Of Windsor’s Royal Lodge Amid Epstein Links Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday made it clear he would not resign despite mounting pressure over the appointment of Peter Mandelson, telling staff at 10 Downing Street that his government remained driven by “public duty" and a shared purpose. The remarks came as Starmer faces his biggest political crisis yet, with opposition leaders and some Labour MPs calling on him to step down. Also Read: UK PM Keir Starmer Vows To Go On, Rules Out Resignation Amid Epstein-Mandelson Row On Sunday, Starmer’s chief of staff Morgan McSweeney resigned over Jeffrey Epstein links and the next day British director of communications Tim Allan stepped down. Jeffrey Epstein, who died of suicide in 2019 in Manhattan jail while awaiting trial for sex trafficking. So far, names of several leaders, including Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, younger brother of King Charles, have been revealed. In October last year, King Charles stripped Andrew of his title of prince.