Summary
Gordon Brown, a former UK Prime Minister, has asked for a police investigation to see if Prince Andrew used government planes and military bases for meetings with Jeffrey Epstein. Brown has sent a detailed memo to various police departments. The matter could have implications for the British Royal Family and succession rules.
Key Facts
- Gordon Brown is a former UK Prime Minister.
- He requested a police investigation into Prince Andrew's use of state resources.
- A five-page memo was sent to multiple UK police departments.
- The meetings in question involved Jeffrey Epstein, who was a known criminal.
- The investigation could affect the Royal Family and royal succession rules.
- The BBC’s Newscast discussed this topic in a recent episode.
- Laura Kuenssberg and Paddy O’Connell hosted the episode, joined by Henry Zeffman.
