News about Jeffrey Epstein

The Duke of York, 64, drove through the grounds of Windsor Castle in his Range Rover today while surrounded by members of his security team. After mounting his horse, the prince wore a black riding helmet, a burgundy jumper and a khaki rain-proof jacket to protect from the grey weather as he trotted around the royal residence. His discreet outing comes as sources say the King no longer wishes to foot his brother's security bill. Andrew lost his publicly-funded security team in 2019 when he was ordered to step down as a working member of the royal family amid the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

The 'Dance of the Decades', held at Windsor Castle on June 21, 2000, had a long guest list of aristocrats and was the biggest royal party since the Queen and Prince Philip 's golden wedding anniversary in 1997. That evening, the Queen Mother 's 100th birthday, Princess Margaret 's 70th, Princess Anne 's 50th, Prince Andrew's 40th and Prince William's 18th were all celebrated. Prince Andrew had invited his friend Ghislaine Maxwell , who brought Jeffrey Epstein - then her boyfriend - as her plus one.

Gisele Bundchen's absence from the revived Victoria's Secret fashion show this week left fans sorely disappointed. But it has been revealed the supermodel icon, 44, who was one of the brand's Angels from 1990-2006, was indeed asked to rejoin the lingerie fold for the show - but declined the offer due to retiring from the runway in 2020.

Ashley Parham is suing Diddy for the alleged raped she claimed happened in 2018 after she accused him of the infamous murder over FaceTime.

A new book reveals scandalous details about Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein and Victoria's Secret as the faded lingerie brand seeks to reboot its trademark runway show in New York. The authors quote Frederique van der Wal, the Dutch model who knew Trump socially and wanted to pose semi-naked at his Florida retreat.

Two huge names for the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show may have been leaked this Tuesday - just hours before the superstars hit the runway. The extravaganza will mount its grand return that night in New York City, after it was canceled in 2019 amid a blizzard of controversy that included allegations of misogyny and promoting an unhealthy body image. Supermodels galore have signed up to represent the lingerie brand's comeback show, with some names released and others kept under wraps.

An investigation into Prince Andrew's friendship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein has been 'parked' by the FBI.

Child safety campaigners in Britain today urged Ofcom to act after a bombshell report branded online game platform Roblox an 'X-rated paedophile hellscape'. The popular game in which young players create or play in virtual universes has been accused of exposing children to 'grooming, pornography and violent content'. US investment firm Hindenburg Research issued damning findings after a lengthy investigation into the controversial platform which has no set age restrictions. Now, campaigners say the report shows UK communications watchdog Ofcom must make a 'step change' as it implements then enforces the Online Safety Act (OSA). The new law is due to start coming fully into force next year, and will place new duties on social media sites for the first time. The largest and most popular, as well as those which count children among their users, are set to face the strictest rules. Platforms must put in place and enforce safety measures to ensure that users, and in particular young people, do not encounter illegal or harmful content - and if they do that it is quickly removed, with those who break the rules facing large fines.

Prince Andrew was let down by Buckingham Palace over its handling of the sex abuse allegations, one of his close friends has claimed.  Paul Tweed has said there was a litany of failings in the legal and PR strategies adopted by the palace and the Duke's legal team, The Telegraph has reported. He argues in a new book it was an error not to publicly address the facts after Prince Andrew's catastrophic interview on BBC Newsnight. 

The Marquess of Bristol's sister, 48, who is a friend of Ghislaine, 62, is making a television documentary about the case. But one of those she planned to interview was killed this summer. 'There was a hiccup - my witness was murdered in July in Chicago ,' she tells me. 'It was listed as a violent crime .' The Marquess of Bristol's sister declines to provide the name of the deceased, but says she has now put her project on hold as a result. 'I'm taking a bit of time off, a little breather,' she tells me at the Frieze London 2024: John Copeland and Katrin Fridriks private view at JD Malat Gallery in Mayfair, London. 'I was talking to people with evidence, and one of them has been murdered.' Ghislaine, who is the former girlfriend of late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, was found guilty on charges of enticement of minors and sex trafficking of underage girls. She is currently serving a 20-year sentence in a Florida prison.

The popular online site has been accused of exposing children to 'grooming, pornography and violent content'. Hindenburg Research issued damning findings after a lengthy investigation into the controversial platform which has no set age restrictions. Roblox has become successful with young children - offering a series of different games and interactive tools, as well as the ability to create your own challenges. But a new study has raised concerns about inappropriate links which are at a child's fingertips when accessing the site.

Army veteran Kevin Moran, 84, says he takes no nonsense when it comes to people chatting on their mobiles at the independent Nag's Head pub in Belgravia. Mr Moran is so against modern technology he says doesn't even have a mobile phone, saying his landline is good enough.

With no set age restrictions, Roblox has become extremely popular for young kids, offering a series of different games and interactive tools. But the new research paper references an alarming amount of inappropriate links which are at a child's fingertips when they are on the game.

The Duke of York, 64, was plunged into scandal after his relationship with American financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was thrust into the spotlight in 2019. He spoke about their friendship in a 'car crash' interview with Emily Maitliss on BBC Newsnight, which has led to two separate TV dramas - one of which was released last month. Andrew has vehemently and repeatedly denied all allegations against him. But royal commentator Jennie Bond, the BBC's former royal correspondent, has claimed the period - and an ongoing row over Andrew's tenancy at Royal Lodge, has had an impact on his daughters.

More than 100 allegations of sexual abuse, including multiple accusations of rape and even child abuse, at his infamous drug-fuelled parties - and that's just the start of the reckoning for Sean 'Diddy' Combs. Or so believes Marjorie Hernandez, the Daily Mail's West Coast News Editor, who has been investigating the reams of charges against the rapper and music mogul for more than 18 months. Hernandez has just launched the Mail's most ambitious podcast yet and arguably its most shocking. The Trial Of Diddy analyses the claims of dozens of people, women and men, who say his depraved appetites have been an open secret in the music industry for decades. 'The whole of the entertainment world is shaking in its boots,' says Hernandez. 'All the A-listers clamoured to get into his parties. Everybody wanted to go to a Diddy party, because you weren't anybody if you didn't get an invitation. So you can imagine who might have been inside those rooms after midnight when those wild parties really went down.'

US detectives investigating Sean 'Diddy ' Combs' have arrived in London over concerns the rapper, who has been a regular visitor to Britain, may have abused women in the UK. The musician, 54, real name Sean Love Combs, is currently awaiting trial at Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center in New York City on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering and transportation to engage in prostitution. The successful billionaire rapper has rubbed shoulders with British celebrities, royalties and socialites over the decades, including Sir Elton John, Russell Brand, and Princes William and Harry.

Say what you like about P Diddy 's parties, but they were certainly ­memorable - for those 'privileged' enough to make it onto the strict invitation list at least. If not just for the debauchery, which was on a scale to shame Caligula, ­attendees also couldn't fail to be ­dazzled by the sheer number of A-listers who would throng the ­billionaire music mogul's mansion. There appears to have been no limit to the wealth of stellar contacts P Diddy - real name Sean Combs - could attract to his gatherings.

Picture this: you're alone in a dark forest, heart pounding, as footsteps echo in the shadows. Would you rather see a man emerge from the trees - or a grizzly bear? It might seem like an absurd question - after all, a bear could rip you to shreds in minutes - but it's one that has sparked a viral debate among young women on TikTok. In one clip, viewed more than 17 million times, an ­interviewer poses the question to eight women. Seven answer, with little hesitation, the bear.

Ever the thoughtful host, ­rapper and music mogul Sean ­'P Diddy' Combs stepped onto the balcony of his mansion in the Hamptons one summer in the 2000s to let guests of a more sensitive disposition know that it would soon be time to go home. The debauchery was about to get serious. 'We fed you all, we gave you drinks, now it's time to enjoy life,' he told them to cheers.  'This is a celebration of life. This is the real White Party. Kids have an hour left [then] this thing turns into something that when you get older, this is something y'all gonna want to come to... so let's just start to get our groove on, put the kids away. It's all good.' The entertainment industry is waiting in trepidation to see whose name will be next to be dragged into the scandal which has seen Sean ­'P Diddy ' Combs arrested.

Known as 'Super Glo' by her supporters and dubbed 'every predator's worst nightmare', US attorney Gloria Allred has been fighting for victims of sexual assault for decades. So committed is she to her cause that the 83-year-old has reportedly not taken a holiday since the 1980s, and answers her clients' emails at Christmas, weekends and on Valentine's Day. Allred, of Philadelphia, has fought for the victims of famous men including Jeffrey Epstein , R Kelly and Harvey Weinstein , now taking on the Harrods scandal and setting her sights on P Diddy. But behind the lawyer's no-nonsense attitude towards abusers lies a heartbreaking past that no doubt inspired her drive to help victims.

Comedian Eddie Griffin has called Sean ' Diddy ' Combs a dead man and said he won't leave prison alive as he awaits trial on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. The rapper is accused of forcing women into 'elaborate and produced sex performances', described as 'freak offs' and will now have to serve time in a New York City prison once described as 'Hell on Earth' after a judge denied his bail last week. Combs, 54, will be serving pretrial detention at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn - notoriously plagued by suicides and murders, and once home to fellow disgraced rapper R. Kelly , convicted sex offender Ghislaine Maxwell, and fraudster Billy McFarland. But speaking out on the rapper's arrest and spate of charges, Eddie Griffin has warned Combs will likely not survive his time in the infamous prison. Taking to his YouTube channel on Monday, the comedian likened the situation to that of Jeffrey Epstein - the disgraced American financier and pedophile who died while jailed and awaiting a federal sex trafficking trial in 2021.

The notorious federal prison in New York City where hip hop mogul Sean 'Diddy' Combs is locked up on a slew of sex trafficking charges is undergoing an overhaul. The Metropolitan Detention Center in Sunset, Brooklyn, also known as MDC, has a reputation for extreme violence, multiple deaths, and squalid conditions.

EXCLUSIVE: Mohamed Al-Fayed had a Ghislaine Maxwell-style 'fixer' who would procure pretty, young women off the streets for him to have sex with. The glamourous blonde associate would frequent wealthy areas of west London dressed in designer clothes and driving a Porsche. She would approach attractive young women and build a rapport with them by boasting of her wealth and success before offering to introduce them to her rich businessman 'friend'. In fact, the woman - who is now in her 40s and runs her own recruitment company - was a senior executive at Harrods at the time and one of the disgraced billionaire's closest allies. She would approach mostly attractive young women in the street and invite them out for coffee or cocktails at swanky locations in London, building their trust with promises to help their careers.

Five women have claimed they were raped by the Harrods tycoon, who died last year aged 94, and a further 20 female employees allege Al Fayed sexually assaulted them. 'Monster' Al-Fayed allegedly forced some of his victims to take sexual health tests and left them 'petrified' while attempting to abuse them - with Harrods now standing accused of covering up the rape claims levelled against Al-Fayed. So horrific was some of the alleged abuse suffered at the hands of Al-Fayed, those representing his victims compared him to sex predators Jimmy Savile , Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey Weinstein. But lawyers today warned the true extent of Al-Fayed's alleged offending could go further, 'with victims all over the world' - with investigations now taking place at the Ritz in Paris and Fulham FC, which were owned by the tycoon. During a bombshell press conference on Friday, barristers admitted they were looking into the two other businesses, with barrister Maria Mulla telling journalists: 'Wherever he went, there will be victims.'