News about Jeffrey Epstein

He was crowned in a majestic ceremony (inset) inside Westminster Abbey a year ago today. But in the year since that stunning day, His Majesty has had a lot to deal with, both personally and as a father, husband and as head of the Royal Family. He continues to undergo cancer treatment after his diagnosis in February (bottom left), which was followed by the Princess of Wales's own shock health news. The nation was stunned when Kate revealed (top right) in March that she too is suffering from cancer, which was found after she underwent major abdominal surgery at the same time as Charles was initially treated for an enlarged prostate (left, leaving hospital). It came after the Royal Family was rocked by the death of Thomas Kingston, the son-in-law of the King's cousin Prince Michael of Kent . He took his own life at his parents' home on February 25. And in April, Charles grappled with renewed focus on his disgraced brother Prince Andrew amid the release of Netflix drama Scoop (centre right), which focused on his disastrous Newsnight interview following his relationship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and the fallout from the sexual assault allegations made by Virginia Giuffre. It came after the publication of Omid Scobie's book Endgame (bottom right) in November last year.

Prince William (pictured left) has narrowly missed the title of Britain's favourite royal, according to a new poll conducted by the Independent. Participants ranked British royals on whether they seem 'favourable' or not. (Pictured right is the Prince and Princess of Wales with their three children, George, Charlotte, and Louis)

The three part series A Very Royal Scandal is not set to be released until October - six months after rival streaming platform Netflix 's version, which was out on April 5. Both dramas recreate one of the most astounding interviews in television history when Prince Andrew spoke out about his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and claimed he did not sweat.

Emily Maitlis made a radiant appearance at the Variety Club Showbusiness Awards at the Londoner Hotel in Leicester Square on Sunday evening. The former Newsnight host's attendance comes following the success of Netflix film Scoop, which was based on her infamous Prince Andrew interview. The journalist, who was played by Gillian Anderson in the drama, grilled the Duke Of York on his friendship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Paolo Liuzzo was well-off, well-educated, smoothly handsome and extremely well connected - in other words, a man who had been dealt a hand of cards that can make life both worthwhile and rewarding. Appearances, however, can be deceptive. The good fortune that the fates had bestowed, which included a few months of global celebrity as Princess Beatrice 's first serious boyfriend, could not keep pace with a fast and unravelling life. He had a criminal record that included being charged with manslaughter and possession of cocaine and would go on to embarrass the Royal Family with lurid claims of drug-taking and hard partying.

Emily Maitlis, 53, will present Channel 4's election special alongside Channel 4 News presenter and Strictly Come Dancing star Krishnan Guru-Murthy. The former newsreader joins a eclectic line-up of presenters including BBC Sport presenter Clare Balding and political analyst Rory Stewart. Maitlis was recently portrayed on screen in the Netflix movie Scoop, which details the events around her Newsnight interview with the Duke of York in which she grilled him about his relationship with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein .

The Duke of York - who was banished from Royal duties over his friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein - enjoys the perk of the £100,000 4X4 for horse-riding trips in Windsor and lunch at Harry's Bar, a glitzy private members' club in Mayfair. Critics are stunned that the 64-year-old is still being given privileges despite his fall from grace. He has been photographed driving the vehicle in Windsor and in central London , and is often followed by his private protection officers in a £60,000 Land Rover Discovery. The Range Rover is assigned to the Duke and is fitted with police lights, while the 'back-up' Land Rover is fitted with amber hazard lights as part of a fleet leased by the Royal Household.

Recent hits for the California company include Scoop starring Gillian Anderson and Rufus Sewell. The film is based on how BBC's Newsnight (pictured) secured Prince Andrew's interview about his friendship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Investors were crying out for a strong figures to kick-start the Big Tech earnings season.

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The BBC Newsnight producer behind the 'car crash' 2019 interview with Prince Andrew has revealed that an 'incredibly crass' quip about Jimmy Savile made in the new Netflix drama of the scandal was 'artistic licence'. Speaking on Channel 5's The Jeremy Vine Show on Wednesday, Scoop author Sam McAlister was pressed on a line in the show where Rufus Sewell, playing the Duke of York, says he was 'close to friends with' alleged child sex offender Jimmy Savile. In the film, Andrew's character is seen insisting he did not understand the fuss about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, adding that he in fact 'knew Jimmy Savile much better'. 

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Prince Andrew "incriminated himself" during his car-crash Newsnight interview, according to Good Morning Britain host Ed Balls. Sam McAlister, the former BBC producer who closed the interview and whose book on the event was recently turned into the hit Netflix film Scoop, was quoted by the ex-Labour MP. The film explores Emily Maitlis' 2019 interview with Andrew, played by Rufus Sewell, who was questioned about his relationship with disgraced paedophil financier Jeffrey Epstein. The interview was dubbed a disaster by critics, who accused the Duke of failing to show remorse for Epstein's victims. By the late queen, Andrew was also stripped of his royal positions and coerced to withdraw from public life.

Rufus Sewell, 56, who can currently be seen in Netflix's Prince Andrew, was seen out and about in west London with a new £70 frying pan under his arm. Given his rave reviews for the BBC Newsnight exclusive's behind-the-scenes story, Sewell has no reason to be concerned about his appearance being panned. The drama is based on a book by Sam McAlister, the Newsnight producer who obtained the 2019 interview.

Prince Andrew has been trying to recover his image for years, first as a result of his ties with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and then after his car-crash Newsnight appearance. Scoop, Netflix's film based on Sam McAlister's book, came out on yesterday. Andrew was chastised for his television appearance due to a lack of respect for the scores of women Epstein trafficked and assaulted over three decades. However, many people are asking what happened next for the beleaguered prince after watching Netflix's series. Prince Andrew's life was anything but peaceful after his car-crash Newsnight interview, from losing his position to settling his case with Virginia Giuffre. Here's a peek at what Prince Andrew has been up to since sitting down and discussing his relationship with paedophil Jeffrey Epstein on November 16, 2019...

Actress Gillian Anderson has revealed that the actor who portrays him in his car accident filming has spent hours receiving various prosthetics before filming. Multiple jowls were carefully added to Rufus Sewell's face, who portrayed the Duke of York in order to make them appear more alike. As he was seen horse-riding at Windsor yesterday morning, the true 64-year-old prince seemed unbothered by the curiosity. Drama Scoop premiered on Netflix just hours earlier. The show is based on former Newsnight producer Sam McAlister's book, which delves into the facts surrounding Andrew's interview about his encounters with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Allenwood, Pennsylvania, is certainly not one of the world's best spots to spot a Made in Chelsea celebrity, but it is certainly not one of them. And yet it was here, in this tiny rural pinprick on the United States map, Victoria Baker-Harber was spotted awaiting the release of her art fraudster boyfriend from a prison with three times as many prisoners as the whistle-stop hamlet's 314-strong population. The 'good' event happened earlier this year, when disgraced London-born art dealer Inigo Philbrick was released from Allenwood federal prison to 'home confinement,' where he will be monitored for the next two years by an electronic ankle tag. 'A long stretch, but here we are!' Baker-Harber, 35, posted on Instagram along with a photo of her adorable three-year-old daughter, Gaia, who was born while her father was in jail, while her father was in prison. There was no mention of the massive £80 million global art fraud committed by 36-year-old Philbrick or the scores of homeless victims, of course.

Prince Andrew's infamous Newsnight interview in 2019 has been reimagined in Netflix's much-anticipated film retelling Prince Andrew's infamous Newsnight interview. Scoop offers a number of potential reveals that were not covered in the original BBC series, amid skepticism. The hour-long film aims to capture the tensions behind booking the Duke of York for the show, where Maitlis discussed Virginia Giuffre's allegations that she was coerced to have sex with Andrew three times when she was 17 under Jeffrey Epstein's orders, as well as the cast's heightened tension during the period. It also has those unexpected occurrences, like when dozens of teddy bears piled up on his bed at Buckingham Palace. But are such moments just too bizarre to be true

Emily Maitlis has spoken out against Netflix's dramatization of her infamous Prince Andrew interview, saying she "left them very much to do their own thing." Scoop, the documentary, delves into the truth behind Andrew's Newsnight interview, who talked about his encounter with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. However, Maitlis, a woman played by Gillian Anderson, said she was not interested because "the last thing they want is me peeking around the edges." giving her opinion. The Netflix film, which came out today, was an adaptation of a book by Sam McAlister, the producer who ended the interview. Matilis, on the other hand, is still working on her own version of the Amazon story A Very Royal Scandal. McAlister has also spoken out about Scoop, and was asked by Hello! I'd like to know if Buckingham Palace had contacted her on the red carpet. She chuckled, saying, 'I'm still waiting for my CBE, but I'm not positive it's going to happen.'

I came away from the original Newsnight interview with Duke of York because I was appalled. How could he not apologise to the victims of his predatory friend Jeffrey Epstein?How could Prince Andrew not 'recall' meeting a young woman, Virginia Roberts , as she was then known?Why was he so ridiculous, comical even?Remember the claim that he was 'medically' unable to sweat - the 'not knowing' where the bar was in the Tramp nightclub, once a favourite haunt?

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As Scoop painstakingly retells the entire sorry tale, the Duke of York, 64, is once more in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons. Rufus Sewell plays the late Queen's son, while Gillian Anderson portrays Ms Maitlis, who questioned Andrew about his friendship with billionaire convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. Despite facing yet more public humiliation, Andrew appeared in good spirits this morning, smiling broadly as he rode Windsor Castle with a female companion.

Keeley Hawes (pictured inset) has referred to Prince Andrew (pictured left and right) from his earlier years as 'heroic,' despite the fact that saying it now sounds 'disgusting.' In Scoop, the Netflix film about the royal's now famous interview with convicted sex offenders Jeffrey Epstein, the actor portrays Amanda Thirsk. Following the interview, Andrew resigned from royal service. He also paid a $12 million settlement to Virginia Giuffr e, who accused him of having sex with her when she was 17. Prince Andrew denies all allegations. Keeley spoke to the Telegraph today about her film, which was announced today.

For all the portraits, buses, and fine furniture, I have no doubt that it will be the personal stuff that has lingers longest in the public's memory. It is usually the tell-tale signs of family life - a wedding photo, perhaps, or even a trampoline in a ducal garden - which always grab the attention. Balmoral Castle is, above all, a family retreat, as the first busload of tourists arrives for the first time when the King opens its doors to the paying public for the first time. This is without a doubt the country's most famous castle, with its position as the home of our country's longest-serving monarch departed this life for the next (still doing her duties to the end). It has been revived in a number of dramas and films, and it has appeared in several popular memoirs. However, to the Royal Family, it is synonymous with escape, peace, secrecy, and happy memories.

Scoop Verdict: A top-quality cast and a mischievous script Less than five years after Newsnight anchor Emily Maitlis grilling Prince Andrew about his relationship with paedophile sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and the allegations that a 17-year-old girl was asked to have sex with him on three occasions, the controversial interview and subsequent events leading up to it have been chronicled by Netflix. No surprise there.