Kategori: Jeffrey Epstein
Virginia Giuffre feared she would ‘die as a sex slave’ to Jeffrey Epstein
‘Epstein laughed about how they couldn’t really communicate, saying they are the easiest girls to get along with.’
Sarah Ferguson ‘asked Jeffrey Epstein for $100,000 loan to pay for small bills’
The former Duchess of York lost her title earlier this week.
Virginia Giuffre wrote in book that she lost baby days after Prince Andrew ‘orgy’
‘I also know it was not just the two of us this time; it was an orgy.’
Prince Andrew ‘gagged Virginia Giuffre to protect Queen’s jubilee year’
‘It ensured that his mother’s platinum jubilee would not be tarnished any more than it already had been,’ Virginia claimed in her memoir.
Prince Andrew named in new Epstein flight logs after giving up royal titles
The published flight logs came just hours after Andrew announced he is relinquishing his remaining royal titles.
Prince Andrew gives up titles including Duke of York after King’s anger over Epstein links
Andrew said the ‘continued accusations’ distract from the work of King Charles.
Prince Andrew’s ‘$200 massage payments’ revealed on Epstein’s ‘Lolita Express’ logs
Prince Andrew travelled aboard Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘Lolita Express’ plane where he allegedly paid for and received massages, documents reveal.
Prince Andrew’s ‘$200 massage payments’ revealed on Epstein’s ‘Lolita Express’ logs
Prince Andrew travelled aboard Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘Lolita Express’ plane where he allegedly paid for and received massages, documents reveal.
Elon Musk and Prince Andrew named in new Jeffrey Epstein files release
Elon Musk and the Duke of York were passengers on Jeffrey Epstein’s private jet, according to new documents.
Mysterious statue of Trump and Epstein holding hands appears in Washington DC
Trump has faced mounting pressure to release all of the Epstein files.
Sarah Ferguson called Epstein ‘supreme friend’ in grovelling email months after ‘cutting ties’
Prince Andrew’s ex wife said the email was sent after Epstein threatened to sue her for calling him a ‘paedophile’ in an interview.
Inside the room where it happened with Donald Trump and Keir Starmer
Metro was standing in the room with the President and PM this afternoon.
FBI director accused of taking part in Jeffrey Epstein ‘cover-up’
‘You are hiding the Epstein files!’
Readers debate what demonstrates true patriotism
In MetroTalk: A defence of Trump’s state visit, continued debates over Unite the Kingdom rally and litter picking is suggested as a better demonstration of patriotism
Why Princess Diana still casts a shadow over Donald Trump and King Charles
Trump’s ‘dubious’ track record on Charles and Diana ‘will not have been forgotten’ by the Palace.
Four arrested after Epstein and Trump photos projected onto Windsor Castle
Four people have been arrested after protesters projected images of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein onto Windsor Castle during the US president’s controversial second state visit.
Images linking Trump with the deceased sex offender were shown on the castle’s walls, where King Charles will host Trump later today.
Thames Valley Police said they had arrested four adults, no further details, on suspicion of malicious communications the public stunt at the palace.
They remain in custody.
Trump’s meeting with the King and Queen will take place out of public view due to the ‘unprecedented’ security operation around the state visit.
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The President and First Lady are due to be welcomed by Charles later on today, before they take a private carriage ride later on. He will also meet with the Prince and Princess of Wales around the grounds of Windsor Castle.
The King and Trump will then inspect the largest guard of honour ever assembled for a state visit, with 1300 military personnel taking part.
A mass protest is also due to be held by the Stop Trump Coalition in Parliament Square against the second state visit at 2pm.
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Mandelson ‘should never have been made ambassador’ says Virginia Guiffre’s family
They hit out at having to ‘pull out the skeletons for people to be held accountable’.
Prince Andrew ‘could be incriminated’ by new cache of Jeffrey Epstein emails
The US Congress is currently reviewing hundreds of thousands of documents related to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Woody Allen says Jeffrey Epstein ‘couldn’t have been nicer’ at dinners
The director called Epstein ‘charming and personable’.
Labour peer refuses eight times to be questioned over Epstein-linked Mandelson
Lord Falconer, who admitted to knowing Mandelson ‘well’, flat-out refused to comment on the scandal around his friendship with Epstein.
Full timeline of Peter Mandelson’s controversial friendship with Jeffrey Epstein
The relationship between the two men stretches back to at least 2002.
Peter Mandelson sacked as US ambassador over links with ‘best pal’ Jeffrey Epstein

Peter Mandelson’s has been sacked as the UK’s ambassador to the United States after a series of revelations about his friendship with child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
The Labour peer, who was previously a high-profile figure in Tony Blair’s government, faced massive pressure after his contributions to Epstein’s notorious 50th birthday book were published on Tuesday.
This morning, Foreign Office minister Stephen Doughty confirmed Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer had asked for him to be withdrawn from the role.
In the book, Mandelson described the New York financier as his ‘best pal’ and signed off by saying: ‘We love you!’
He also wrote about Epstein’s ‘glorious homes he likes to share with his friends’, adding in brackets: ‘Yum yum’.
The document was released in full by Democrats on the US House Oversight Committee, who wanted to highlight an equally cryptic contribution allegedly by President Donald Trump.
But attention in the UK has instead focused on ten pages of messages from Mandelson, which included pictures of himself with Epstein and others apparently showing him visiting a residence.
In an interview yesterday morning, Mandelson said he was ‘profoundly upset’ that he was ‘taken in’ by a man he described as a ‘charismatic criminal liar’.
He also said he expected further ’embarrassing’ correspondence between himself and Epstein to emerge in the media.
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Later that day, the Sun and Bloomberg published emails showing conversations Mandelson had with Epstein when he was facing charges over soliciting sex with a minor in 2008.
Among them was one message where the he advised his then-friend: ‘Fight for early release.’

Doughty told MPs this morning: ‘In light of additional information in emails written by Peter Mandelson, the Prime Minister has asked the Foreign Secretary to withdraw him as ambassador to the United States.
‘The emails show […] that the depths and extent of Lord Mandelson’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein is materially different from that known at the time of his appointment.
‘In particular, Lord Mandelson’s suggestion that Jeffrey Epstein’s first conviction was unlawful and should be challenged is new information.’
He said the withdrawal had taken place with immediate effect.
At Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday, Sir Keir Starmer stood behind the man he personally selected to take on the ambassador role earlier this year.
Grilled by Tory leader Kemi Badenoch on whether Mandelson still had his backing, the PM said: ‘The ambassador has repeatedly expressed his deep regret for his association with him. He is right to do so.
‘I have confidence in him, and he is playing an important role in the UK-US relationship.’
In a briefing afterwards, a government spokesman said Mandelson had been ‘subject to extensive vetting and background checks’.
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But in the hours that followed, a number of Labour MPs called for the ambassador to step down or face an investigation.
Andy McDonald, the Labour MP for Middlesbrough and Thornaby East, told the BBC’s Today programme: ‘He should go immediately, his position is completely and utterly untenable and him staying on in post is causing the government and the Labour Party further damage.
‘I’m afraid if he doesn’t do the right thing and resign today then the Prime Minister should sack him.’
Asked about the latest tranche of emails on BBC Breakfast this morning, Home Office minister Mike Tapp said they made him ‘shudder’.
He added: ‘I find it disturbing, those sorts of emails in honesty… we have to just look at what Peter Mandelson saying around his regret and what he knew at the time.’
Tapp, who joined the government in last week’s reshuffle, declined to say the Prime Minister would continue to have confidence in his ambassador.

Appearing on ITV’s Good Morning Britain, he said: ‘The latest I have is that the statement made in the Commons yesterday at Prime Minister’s Questions is still relevant, and Keir Starmer does have confidence in the ambassador’s ability.
‘And what he means there is the important work that he’s doing in America.’
Asked if that support would continue throughout the day, Tapp said: ‘I can’t say. I’m not the Prime Minister.’
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Donald Trump’s furious response to the Jeffrey Epstein birthday letter release
‘It’s a dead issue.’
Four bombshell messages from Epstein’s newly-released ‘birthday book’
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‘Trump’s birthday letter to Epstein with naked woman outline and his signature’ released
A copy of a lewd birthday note President Donald Trump allegedly gave to Jeffrey Epstein has been revealed by House Democrats.