Epstein documents: No police investigation after Prince Andrew among those named

No investigation has been launched after Prince Andrew was among people named as associates of Jeffrey Epstein in court papers unsealed by a US court, the Met Police have said.

Sky's crime correspondent Martin Brunt says "Scotland Yard's statement seems to suggest that at this stage at least, it does not find anything new that is worth investigating or assessing".

Prince Andrew has strenuously denied all allegations against him in the past. Buckingham Palace, which no longer speaks on behalf of the duke after he stepped down as a working royal in 2019 over his friendship with Epstein, has not commented on the documents.

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