"In office, and since then, he has applied his forensic mind to the matters that concern him. Lately, he has been focused on the Epstein files. What he discovered shocked him. There was the immediate anger about the extent of betrayal by his former business secretary, Peter Mandelson, during the global financial crisis. But it was the the abuse of women by male predators and their enablers and Britain's as yet unacknowledged role that has left the deepest mark."
"He looked at flight records, examined the evidence and came to a conclusion: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should face police questioning over Jeffrey Epstein. He's not on his own in that conviction. This week, voices around Westminster and beyond have insisted the role of UK institutions in this most horrifying of scandals must be now examined. And that includes the monarchy. Gordon Brown examined the evidence and came to a conclusion: Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should face police questioning over Jeffrey Epstein. Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images"
A forensic review of Epstein-related material led to a conclusion that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor should face police questioning over links to Jeffrey Epstein. The review exposed anger over betrayal by a former business secretary during the global financial crisis and, more deeply, systemic abuse of women by male predators and their enablers, with an unsettled British role. Westminster voices have called for examination of UK institutions, including the monarchy. Sarah Owen pressed the cabinet secretary about the former prince. Mountbatten-Windsor served as trade envoy to China and Hong Kong between 2001 and 2011. A BBC investigation found Epstein's planes passed through UK airports.
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