LATEST: The Epstein files drop — what next for Andrew?

LATEST: The Epstein files drop — what next for Andrew?

Author: The Times February 3, 2026 Duration: 28:49

The latest and possibly final batch of documents was released on Friday by the US Department of Justice in their investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. New shocking discoveries have been made over the weekend that put Lord Mandelson, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, and now Sarah Ferguson, Andrew’s ex-wife, in the spotlight. What have we learned so far? And what does the future hold for the rich and powerful mentioned in these documents?


Details of these emails and the identities of those who sent them are unproven.


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