- The chairman of the cross-party Business and Trade Committee, Liam Byrne, stated that MPs could investigate Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's work as a trade envoy.
- Mr Byrne indicated that “nothing is off the table” regarding a potential inquiry, with the committee set to discuss options next week.
- This follows documents from the US Department of Justice appearing to show Andrew sharing confidential reports from his trade envoy role with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
- Sir Vince Cable, a former business secretary, called the alleged activity “totally unacceptable” and suggested an investigation for possible corruption.
- Thames Valley Police have already held discussions with the Crown Prosecution Service regarding the allegations that Andrew shared confidential reports.
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