Andrew has to reveal everything he knows

ANDREW Mountbatten-Windsor faces fresh pressure to come clean over his Jeffrey Epstein links as he appeared to be pictured crouching over a female.

- PATRICK HILL, SIMON MURPHY and LIZZY BUCHAN

A lawyer for paedophile financier Epstein’s survivors urged the ex-royal to “do the right thing”, with the shocking image among photos in the latest Epstein document dump.

Attorney Spencer Kuvin wants disgraced Mr Mountbatten-Windsor to “give up everything... he knows” warning there is “worse to come”.

He said: “There are more photos and videos very likely to be released. They will be more damning for Andrew and the UK government.

“There are more victims, more women who have been abused in Epstein's circle and we are going to see many more of them come forward and rightly demand justice.”

It comes as Prime Minister Keir Starmer again suggested that Andrew should testify - but refused to be drawn on fresh revelations about sacked US ambassador Peter Mandelson.

It also emerged that Andrew apparently sent photos of his daughters Beatrice and Eugenie to Epstein at Christmas, in 2011 and 2012.

PRIORITY

The newly-released files show Mr Mountbatten-Windsor, 65, appears to have invited Epstein to Buckingham Palace after his jailing for soliciting prostitution from a minor in 2008.

The late financier seems to suggest setting the royal up with a “beautiful” Russian woman.

The King’s brother lost his royal titles last year over his friendship with Epstein, who killed himself awaiting a sex trafficking trial in 2019.

Mr Mountbatten-Windsor, who has always denied wrongdoing, was asked to testify to a US House oversight committee probe into the financier. But last year a congressman probing Epstein said the ex-royal had not yet responded.

Asked if it was time for him to apologise and give evidence, PM Starmer said yesterday: “Epstein victims have to be the first priority.

“As for whether there should be an apology, that’s a matter for Andrew.