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Further information has emerged regarding Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and Jeffrey Epstein as the US Department of Justice released millions of pages and thousands of videos from the Epstein Files on Friday, January 30. The news was discussed on GB News on Saturday (January 31) by hosts Anne Diamond and Mark White who also welcomed royal. commentator Richard Palmer onto the show. The hosts warned before talking about the files that appearing in them doesn't imply wrongdoing, but "may be embarrassing for some".

They added: "Of course, Andrew is already involved and has been for a few years now," welcoming Richard onto the show, they added: "As little bits and pieces come out, it's still horrendously embarrassing for the royal family isn't it?" Prompting Richard to say he believes royal aides will be rushing around this morning.

He said: "I'm sure royal aides will be trying to hide the TV remote and the morning papers from the King and other members of the family this morning. It's a scandal that won't go away."

In support of the royals, he continued: "Clearly the Palace has tried to distance itself from Andrew by defenestrating him, by stripping him of his honours, but more and more relevations keep coming out and driving a bigger hole in his story when he gave that TV interview in 2019."

Palmer went on to warn that there are "very difficult questions" that need answering. It came as reports emerged that showed an email exchange with Jeffrey Epstein and Andrew about a "beautiful girl".

In anemail exchange in August 2010, Epstein appeared to email an account named "The Duke" and said he had "a friend who I think you might enjoy having dinner with". He explained she was 26 , Russain, and "beautiful, trustworthy and yes, she has your email."

The email also appears to have been signed "A", with a signature that appears to say "HRH Duke of York KG." However, the email exchange does not indiciate any wrongdoing, nor does being mentioned in the files.

Multiple bombshell documents have emerged, but there are still thousands of names redacted following the release.