British Media Split Over Royal Visit And Epstein Debate
The British royal family is reportedly embroiled in the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. This issue is casting a shadow over an upcoming visit, with some, like Virginia Giuffre, calling for Prince Charles to address the matter. British television networks are utilizing split-screen coverage to present King Charles III's royal visit to the United States alongside parliamentary debates regarding Jeffrey Epstein. The debates specifically address the nomination of an individual described as a friend of Epstein to the position of ambassador to Washington. The coverage also follows Prince Andrew's settlement of a lawsuit with an Epstein victim, though he denies any wrongdoing.
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Times Radio UK
“The whole question of Epstein. Of course, the families of the Epstein victims, not least that Virginia Gifrey, you know, talk about the fact that Charles should meet.”
WAMU 88.5 DC
“Today, British televisions have been split screens. You know, the royal visit to the US on one side, and this parliamentary debate about Jeffrey Epstein on the other”
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