Ros Atkins on... unanswered Andrew questions

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Ros Atkins examines unanswered questions surrounding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor following the release of US Department of Justice files about Jeffrey Epstein. These files have led to new allegations about the relationship between Epstein and Andrew, as well as criticism of Buckingham Palace's response to these accusations. The piece is an analysis rather than a news report, exploring the context and implications of recent developments without presenting new information or interviews.

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Since the US Department of Justice released a large set of files about convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, new allegations have emerged regarding his relationship with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, who is the King's brother. These revelations have led to increasing scrutiny over how Buckingham Palace has handled the accusations against Andrew. The BBC's Analysis Editor Ros Atkins examines these developments, highlighting the growing questions surrounding the palace’s response to the mounting allegations.

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