The Epstein scandal has escalated into a nationwide investigation across Britain, with nine police forces participating in the assessment of new material released from American sources. This development comes in light of the scrutiny faced by Prince Andrew following the exposure of previously undisclosed documents that highlight his close connections with Jeffrey Epstein.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that 'no one is above the law' when questioned about Andrew's potential involvement in the investigation. However, he refrained from commenting on whether the former prince should voluntarily approach the UK police. Starmer emphasized that the law applies equally to everyone, underscoring the principle that the police will conduct their own investigations based on the evidence presented to them.

The timing of Starmer's remarks coincides with the release of millions of documents revealing shocking details about Andrew's relationship with Epstein, which have raised public outrage and demand for accountability. The implications of this inquiry could have significant repercussions for Andrew's public image and the royal family's reputation, as the investigation examines the extent of his involvement in Epstein's activities.