A British police force said on Thursday it would reopen a probe into rape and sexual assault allegations made by women against self-proclaimed misogynist influencer Andrew Tate between 2014 and 2015.
It is the latest in a slew of investigations into Tate, a British-US citizen who promotes his divisive views to millions of followers on social media.
"Hertfordshire Constabulary can confirm that a decision has been made to reinvestigate allegations made by women between 2014 and 2015 relating to rape and sexual assault offences," the police force, based north of London, said in a statement.
In Romania, Tate and his brother Tristan face allegations of trafficking minors, sexual intercourse with a minor and money laundering.
Hertfordshire police probed sexual offence allegations made by three women against Andrew Tate for four years before the case was closed in 2019.
"It is long overdue for Hertfordshire Constabulary to reopen the investigation into our allegations of rape, sexual abuse and assault by Andrew Tate," the women said in a statement.
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which brings criminal cases in England and Wales, did not charge the social media figure following the police investigation in 2019.
The CPS previously said the claims were fully investigated and did not meet its legal test for a realistic prospect of conviction.
The three women are now suing Tate in a civil case along with a fourth woman. The High Court trial is set to begin in June 2026.
The Tate brothers are accused of tax evasion and money laundering in the UK.
They also face separate rape and human trafficking allegations brought by different women and investigated by Bedfordshire Police, which covers their hometown of Luton, also north of London.
Bedfordshire Police secured a European arrest warrant over the allegations, with a Romanian judge ordering the brothers to be extradited to the UK after legal proceedings in Romania.
The influencer brothers deny all accusations.
Their lawyers said last year they would return to the UK to face sexual offence allegations after the proceedings in Romania had concluded.
