Overview
- House Oversight Democrats Robert Garcia and Suhas Subramanyam said his silence “speaks volumes” after he failed to respond by the November 20 deadline to their request for testimony.
- Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said anyone with relevant information in cases like this should give evidence, a public nudge for Andrew to cooperate.
- A YouGov poll reported by the Independent found about 75% of Britons believe he should provide evidence to the U.S. Congress regarding his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
- Recent photographs show him riding on the Windsor estate for the second time in a week, indicating he has not yet left Royal Lodge for the Sandringham accommodation offered.
- The Metropolitan Police said they are considering whether any further assessment or review is necessary following recent media reporting and material related to the matter.