"The UK's top prosecutor has warned nobody is above the law as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor faces a police probe over alleged leaks to Jeffrey Epstein. Stephen Parkinson, the director of public prosecutions, said no, of course not when asked whether he thought the Royals were above the law. He added that he has total confidence the police will be independent. It comes as Thames Valley Police examine claims that Andrew shared confidential reports while in his role as the UK's trade envoy with the paedophile financier."
"Speaking to The Sunday Times, he said: Nobody is above the law...It's my job to enforce the law, and I do so without fear or favour, and that is unaffected by the status of the individual concerned. The warning from Mr Parkinson comes as evidence of the former prince's alleged involvement with Epstein has mounted, with more revelations published in the latest tranche of Epstein files."
The Independent sends journalists to cover developing stories across reproductive rights, climate change, and Big Tech. Donations fund on-the-ground reporting and keep reporting accessible without paywalls by asking supporters to pay instead. The UK's director of public prosecutions, Stephen Parkinson, warned that nobody is above the law and expressed total confidence that police will act independently. Thames Valley Police are examining claims that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared confidential reports from his role as the UK's trade envoy with Jeffrey Epstein. Emails released by the US Department of Justice indicate Andrew appeared to forward official reports on trips to Singapore, Hong Kong, and Vietnam in 2010 and 2011 to Epstein.
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