The Metropolitan Police have launched an appeal to former bodyguards of Prince Andrew in a bid to gather information regarding Jeffrey Epstein and his associated activities. This appeal comes after the United States Department of Justice released a substantial amount of court documents related to the Epstein case, which has unveiled further details concerning his alleged exploitation of young women. The police are currently assessing this material and are in discussions with law enforcement agencies in the US to enhance their investigation.

In addition to the appeal to Andrew's ex-bodyguards, seven UK police forces are involved in probing the implications of the newly uncovered Epstein files. There are particular concerns surrounding reports that numerous victims may have been transported into the UK via Stansted Airport on what has been dubbed the 'Lolita Express.' Investigators have identified approximately 90 flights that landed at the airport’s private terminal, with a concerning number of these flights occurring even after Epstein's imprisonment in 2008 for child sex offenses.

This significant development highlights the ongoing efforts of UK law enforcement to hold accountable those involved in Epstein's network. The investigations could potentially reveal more about the extent of Epstein's operations in the UK and provide crucial information regarding those who may have facilitated his criminal activities. As authorities call upon Andrew's former bodyguards to step forward, it raises questions about the connections between royalty and Epstein that could have serious implications.