US wonât give unredacted Epstein documents to UK police without formal request
Police investigating allegations Mandelson and former prince Andrew passed sensitive info to Epstein will struggle to make charges stick without files British police investigating the former prince Andrew and Peter Mandelson are preparing to start interviewing witnesses in royal and government circles. It comes as police fear that prosecutors will be âreluctantâ to bring charges unless the Trump administration agrees to hand over the original documents from the Epstein files. The two police forces that have launched full criminal investigations as a result of revelations in the Epstein files have been in discussions with the special crime division of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), which authorises criminal charges in England and Wales. Thames Valley police is investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, King Charlesâs brother, for misconduct in public office, over claims sensitive material was passed to Jeffrey Epstein while Mountbatten-Windsor was serving as a UK trade envoy. The Metropolitan police is investigating Mandelson for alleged misconduct in public office over claims that, while a cabinet minister, he passed on sensitive information to Epstein. Mandelson and Mou
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