Epstein Secrets

herine Middleton seems almost bigger news there than here — and I suspect Epstein, an avid collector of objects and people, wanted to add a part of the House of Windsor to his fabulously expensive portfolio of exotica. EFTA00561181 Unfortunately, Andrew, trade ambassador or not, seems blithely unaware of when he i

sador or not, seems blithely unaware of when he is being bought: it was this newspaper that revealed he had accepted an offer of £15m for his former Sunninghill home — £3m over the already ludicrous asking price — from a Kazakh oil and gas billionaire purporting to be "a friend". This is a classic case of t

t to draw blood from the prey. Thus, The Daily Telegraph — perhaps to the consternation of older readers accustomed to more respectful treatment of the House of Windsor — ran the following headline across the fill width of last Thursday's front page: "The duke, his paedophile guest, and the most unusual use of an R

ador or not, seems blithely unaware of when he is being bought: it was this newspaper that revealed he had accepted an offer of £15m for his former Sunninghill home — £3m over the already ludicrous asking price — from a Kazakh oil and gas billionaire purporting to be "a friend". This is a classic case of th

herine Middleton seems almost bigger news there than here — and I suspect Epstein, an avid collector of objects and people, wanted to add a part of the House of Windsor to his fabulously expensive portfolio of exotica. EFTA00702738 Unfortunately, Andrew, trade ambassador or not, seems blithely unaware of when he i

sador or not, seems blithely unaware of when he is being bought: it was this newspaper that revealed he had accepted an offer of £15m for his former Sunninghill home — £3m over the already ludicrous asking price — from a Kazakh oil and gas billionaire purporting to be "a friend". This is a classic case of t