February 24: Peter Mandelson Released on Bail After Epstein Investigation Arrest

• Peter Mandelson Former UK ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson was released on bail after being arrested in connection with the Epstein investigation. The arrest came just four days after Prince Andrew's detention, with allegations centering on leaked documents related to the case. Mandelson's involvement marks a significant expansion of the investigation beyond the royal family into diplomatic circles. NBC News →
• King Charles III King Charles III is taking a markedly different approach from his late mother Queen Elizabeth II in handling Prince Andrew's Epstein scandal. While the Queen protected Andrew throughout the initial controversies, Charles has responded to each new development by stripping away more of his brother's royal privileges and support. The King's distancing strategy reflects the monarchy's attempt to protect the institution's reputation amid the expanding investigation. The New York Times →
• Prince Andrew Fresh allegations have emerged detailing how Prince Andrew may have used taxpayer-funded resources including planes, police protection, and military airbases to facilitate meetings with Jeffrey Epstein. The new claims add another layer to the financial misconduct accusations surrounding the former prince's relationship with the convicted sex offender. These revelations come as the investigation continues to uncover the extent of public resources allegedly misused in connection with Epstein activities. CNN →
• Sarah Ferguson Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson are reportedly in 'survival mode' following Andrew's arrest in the Epstein investigation. Sources close to the former couple describe them as working together to navigate the legal and reputational crisis engulfing the former prince. The situation has forced Ferguson, who had maintained some public profile, to retreat from public appearances as the scandal continues to expand. Us Weekly →