Nearly 90 flights linked to Jeffrey Epstein passed through UK airports over almost three decades, according to a BBC investigation that raises fresh questions about Britain's failure to fully examine the convicted sex offender's activities on British soil.
Flight logs, court records and other documents reviewed by the BBC show at least 87 journeys into and out of the UK connected to Epstein between the early 1990s and 2018 — dozens more than were previously known. Some of those flights, lawyers say, included British women who later reported being abused by Epstein.
