Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor police inquiry looks at 'sexual misconduct and corruption' in bombshell development Police widen misconduct in public office probe to consider a range of possible crimes Evening Standard · May 22
Police appeal for information about alleged sexual misconduct in Andrew investigation Thames Valley police believe more witnesses may be out there in inquiry into alleged misconduct in public office by former prince The Guardian - UK · May 22
Epstein police urge woman who claims she was sent to UK for sex with Andrew to come forward Police investigating the former Duke of York for alleged misconduct in public office say the ‘door is always open’ for any of Epstein’s victims to come forward The Independent UK · May 22
Investigation into Andrew to include claims of sexual misconduct Thames Valley Police are investigating the former Duke of York over alleged misconduct in public office. Evening Standard · May 22
No evidence Andrew vetted to become trade envoy: files A letter headed "Duke of York's travel" has been released as part of a trove of files related to the former prince Andrew's appointment as UK trade envoy. AAP · May 21
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor could have Freedom of City of London ‘lawfully removed’ – here’s why Andrew has been criticised for failing to surrender the title “despite being asked to do so” by the City of London Corporation The Independent UK · May 21
Evening Standard · May 21 Andrew criticised for not surrendering his Freedom of the City of London The City of London Corporation passed a motion of censure against Andrew on Thursday.
The Guardian - US · May 21 Jeffrey Epstein assistant fiercely denies she was an accomplice and claims he abused her Sarah Kellen tells lawmakers that convicted sex offender ‘sexually and psychologically abused me … and gaslit me’
The Guardian - UK · May 21 The Guardian view on the Mountbatten-Windsor papers: they expose the collapse of Britain’s ‘good chap’ state Editorial: New papers matter less for royal gossip than for what they reveal about the UK’s fragile constitutional culture of trust, prestige and informal power