Newly released files say Andrew invited Jeffrey Epstein to dine at Buckingham Palace weeks after his house arrest ended, offering privacy. The disclosures reignite scrutiny of Andrew’s judgement and past links, prompting renewed calls for accountability.
Documents from the US justice department’s Epstein investigation include emails suggesting he transferred thousands of pounds to Peter Mandelson’s husband in 2009 after his release. The cache, spanning emails and device data, prompts fresh scrutiny of their links.
Newly released US files indicate Andrew invited Jeffrey Epstein to Buckingham Palace a month after his 2010 release from custody. Emails discuss possible dates, dinner and travel arrangements. The documents form part of a large cache disclosed by US authorities.
Newly released emails reveal Jeffrey Epstein told Andrew he had a 26-year-old acquaintance to introduce, and show the pair remained in contact months after he said he cut ties. The cache also indicates Ghislaine Maxwell used his Caribbean island as her address.
David Beckham has agreed a reported £300m fragrance partnership, expanding his licensing portfolio. The long-term deal is expected to deliver new scents and global campaigns, strengthening the Beckhams’ commercial footprint in fashion and lifestyle.
Politicians and campaigners have launched a push for a “proper Brexit”, urging the PM to deliver fuller separation from EU rules. Backed by Nigel Farage, Kemi Badenoch and Boris Johnson, it calls for greater regulatory divergence, tighter borders and an end to perceived compromises.
Documents linked to a convicted financier contain unverified claims that a prominent tech figure contracted an infection via his associates. The allegations are disputed, no evidence has been presented, and authorities have not announced any action.
Donald Trump nominated Kevin Warsh to lead the Fed, signalling a firmer stance on inflation. Markets backed the dollar and trimmed expectations of rapid rate cuts. US yields rose while gold fell as investors priced in steadier policy and renewed questions over central bank independence.
New polling shows 51% want Labour to change leader, with only 21% backing the PM to stay. His rating drops to a record -49. For the first time he loses support from voters who backed Labour in 2024. Andy Burnham leads potential replacements on 24%. Reform leads: 32%, Labour 20%, Tories 17%, Greens 13%.
Minneapolis volunteers have built a network to track US immigration officers, issuing alerts to support affected residents. They monitor movements, document activity and co-ordinate legal help and transport as enforcement operations intensify across the city.