British Royals

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor under further police scrutiny following fresh Epstein allegations

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3rd February 2026
British police are reviewing new allegations that Jeffrey Epstein arranged for a woman to have a sexual encounter with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor at Royal Lodge in Windsor in 2010, amid renewed scrutiny of the former duke’s long-disputed association with the disgraced financier. Thames Valley Police confirmed that it is assessing information relating to claims that a woman in her twenties…
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European Royals

Crisis deepens for Norway’s crown as princess’s son is arrested over alleged knife threats

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2nd February 2026
Norway’s royal family was plunged into renewed turmoil on Monday after Marius Borg Høiby, the son of Crown Princess Mette-Marit, was arrested on fresh criminal charges just days – and now hours – before he is due to stand trial for rape in Oslo. Police said Høiby was taken into custody on Sunday evening on suspicion of assault, making threats with a knife and breaching a restraining…
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European Royals

Norway’s prime minister condemns Crown Princess Mette-Marit 

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2nd February 2026
Norway’s prime minister has delivered an unusually blunt public rebuke to the country’s future queen after newly released US justice department files revealed the scale and tone of Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s contact with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Jonas Gahr Støre said he agreed with the crown princess’s own admission that she had exercised “poor judgment” in…
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Royal News

Inside the newly released Epstein files raising fresh questions for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

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30th January 2026
Fresh court documents released in the United States suggest that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor attended an intimate gathering with Jeffrey Epstein in New York months after the disgraced financier had been released from prison for sex offences. The material forms part of a newly published tranche of files issued by the US Department of Justice on Friday, adding further detail to the former…
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