mr. epstein whether he misled anybody about his relationship with, with mr. ein, misled the board when he was asked about it, because the board has done an investigation of barclays. there is a british investigation, the fsa, a major british regulatory investigation. mr. staley is not resigning i am told. he has no plans to resign. they're saying he has done nothing wrong and they think they're going to get through this fsa investigation. so two banks largely under the gun, barclays and deutsche bank. deutsche bank is trying to fight back those charges. it is also interesting, they're both sort of pointing at jpmorgan, the nation's largest bank. jpmorgan kept him as client until 2012 or 13, around that time frame, i'm not exactly sure. so they kept him on as a client even after he got out of prison for the initial sex charges. so interesting web here, neil. obviously the no the last we're going to hear about this. there is documentary on netflix that lays out some of this stuff. i have a couple appearances in that documentary. one problem with the documentary

mr. epstein.e is more. >> 's more than six months now since andrew withdrew from royalty, at the time he undertook to answer questions from any.s appropriate law enforcement agency about his friendship with convicted u.s. sex offender, jeffrey epstein. months later, andrew has still not aeed how or when he will answer those questions. u.s. investigators are frustrated. in january, one of them stood outside of epstein's new york home and complained about andrews continued silence. >> the fbi has contacted prince andrew's attorneys and have requested an energy - of- an interview. today, pss enter -- prince andrew has given zero cooperation. >> he gave a statement, complaining about the way the aboutcans are goin things it's too public. the statement said, the duke of hrk has, on at least three occasions, offer assistance to the department of justice. y,unfortunathe doj has reacted to the first two offers by breaching their own confidentiality res, and claiming the duke has offered zero cooperation.

mr epstein was introduced to ms pacs well probably sometime and they a.t.c. and mr maxwell also thought they might it be introducing. a fellow to date is it tried to do a favors. to climb to or should they say 'd a match ok and that didn't really quite work out i suppose what the most alarming allegations of you've been making are that the entire epstein operation was a honeytrap operation to entrap politicians policy makers celebrities people in the movie i may sickly to become israel's assets correct that it became man may simply an intelligence operation to entrap different politicians who run. tell me about what evidence you have for this at this point this is all i can say that that's what and that's what it was because the time because the mainstream media narrative is we don't know about you know in maxwell she denies all wrongdoing and basically epstein was a paedophile and was a successful banker he made lots of money and he was a criminal paedophile and he died in a jail awaiting justice that's the story nothing to do with nothing to do with the isr

ofjustice has submitted a request to the home office which would mean the prince, who was friends with mr epsteincan police here in the uk. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell is with me now. what does this mean, what happens now? it means the british authorities are now obliged to assist the us department ofjustice to obtain answers to questions. there is no question of prince andrew being bundled off to the united states or anything like that. this is a procedure that would take place in this country. he would be expected to answer a series of written questions. if he refused, he could be taken before a magistrates' court. it may seem rather curious why more than six months after he withdrew from public life and said he would answer any questions from an appropriate american law agency, why he hasn't done so. his legal tea m why he hasn't done so. his legal team insists they have engaged with the americans. the americans say there's been a complete lack of cooperation. i think his legal team are concerned that it's a sort of fishing expedition by the americans with a grandstanding public

mr. epstein, how long have you been sexually attracted to underaged minor females. >> objection, argumentative. >> were you sexually abused as a minor. >> i would like to respond to your questions. any relevant question at this time. however my attorneys have told me i cannot answer questions relevant to this lawsuit today. i will seek the advice of representation. i will assert my fifth amendment right under the constitution. jesse: one of the guys who deposed epstein, more than anybody. bradley edwards. he came face to face with the pedophile man out of the courtroom. his relentless pursuit of epstein finally put him behind bars. his book, "relentless pursuit" is probably one of the best books i have read on the subject. you have spoke to him, even in starbucks trying to hash out your legal differences. what did you gather in this guy? >> he was a master manipulator and extraordinarily charismatic. had no conscience whatsoever. but would could be assistantly try to make you think otherwise and ingratiate himself with anyone. he was disarming and would use any weapon he could to gain an advan

mr floyd's neck before he died. lawyers representing prince andrew say he has repeatedly offered to speak to american police investigating his former friend, jeffrey epsteinsex offender who killed himself injail. a spokesman said he was disappointed that a formal request had been made to interview the prince. it isi.30 it is1.30 in it is 1.30 in the morning and you area to it is 1.30 in the morning and you are a to date on the headlines. time 110w are a to date on the headlines. time now for three years in wyoming. in the spring of 2017 we set out to follow the fortunes of two companies as they fought to establish themselves in the cities of dicks valley. a dedicated zone for new technology enterprises, it is part of the move to transport the cities transform the city's economy. this is the story of some of the people who live and work in the city. and the story of work hand —— wyoming before and after the arrival of the coronavirus that would change all of their lives. previously on three years in wyoming, they faced some difficult truths. and a relationship falters. six months have passed and it is autumn in wuhan. temperatures have fallen and there is

mr trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani. he is also leading the investigation into jeffrey epstein and earlier this month accused prince andrewbe. the bbc‘s david willis is following events from los angeles. the white house loves to do this, to bury these pieces of information late on a friday night when it presumably thinks the entire washington press corps is enjoying a glass or maybe a bottle of wine. thus it was in this case, the attorney general, william barr, an ally of president trump, announcing that geoffrey berman, a very senior prosecutor in manhattan, was stepping down, only for geoffrey berman to reply, that is news to me. he issued a statement saying he had no intention of going anywhere until the senate had appointed his successor. a bit of a red—faced night for the trump administration. interesting to see how this will all play itself out. geoffrey berman was one of the most senior prosecutors in the united states of america. he is the man who led the criminal investigation into donald trump's private lawyer, michael cohen. mr cohen was subsequently sent to jail. he is currently investigating, it's thought, ru

mr trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani. he is also leading the investigation into jeffrey epstein and earlier this month accused prince andrewt, a correspondent for npr radio, to explain what's happened. it has become a classic friday night story in washington where the president makes a dramatic move and people then overnight try to make sense of it. i think certainly his democratic critics feel that the president is trying to put a lot of pressure on the attorney—general, the attorney general putting pressure on the southern district of new york, where these investigations have been going on. but it also is a curious thing because geoffrey berman actually was mr trump's man in that very important district in new york, and the other thing is this is just five months away from the election, and president trump may or may not make it. so, it's a pretty bold movejust as he is heading into the campaign. people are trying to make sense of it still overnight. and, so, geoffrey berman is obviously determined to resist. what is the balance of expectation on whether he can do that successfully? well, under normal circumstances, i th

mr floyd before unveiling proposals for police reform. queen elizabeth's son prince andrew says he has offered to help us officials at least three times in their investigation into the paedophile jeffrey epstein. new uk quarantine rules have come into force, requiring most travellers arriving to self—isolate for 13 days. but the parent company of british airways has described the measures as irrational and is taking legal action. those are the latest headlines. you can find more on the bbc news app on the bbc news website. lawyers for prince andrew have accused the usjustice department of trying to seek publicity and not telling the truth. earlier the us authorities formally asked queen elizabeth's son, prince andrew, to testify about his links tojeffrey epstein, who killed himself in a new yorkjail. they claim the prince has offered three times to provide evidence about his friendship with the convicted sex offender. the prince stood down from royal duties late last year following an interview with the bbc in which the prince denied having sex with a 17—year—old girl who said she was trafficked by epstein. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. it's more than six months now since

mr floyd's neck before he died. lawyers representing prince andrew claim he has repeatedly offered to speak to us authorities investigating his former friend, jeffrey epsteinsex offender who killed himself injail. a spokesman said he was disappointed that a formal request had been made to interview the prince. it's about 2:30am. you are up—to—date on the headlines. now it's time for a look back at the day in parliament. hello there, and welcome to monday in parliament. the home secretary condemns the weekend's violence at anti—racism demonstrations. opposition mps urge her to recognise the reality of life in the uk. does the home secretary recognise that there's structural inequality, discrimination and racism in our country? priti patel says if mps don't think she understands, then it must have been... a very different home secretary who was racially abused in the streets or even advised to drop her surname and use her husband's in order to advance her career. england's health secretary tries to reassure the commons about levels of covid infection. and the leader of the house says he's looking at allowing more mps to stay away from westminster. the opposi

mr floyd's neck before he died. lawyers representing prince andrew say he has repeatedly offered to speak to american police investigating his former friend, jeffrey epsteinppointed that a formal request had been made to interview the prince.

mr floyd's neck before he died. lawyers representing prince andrew claim he has repeatedly offered to speak to us authorities investigating his former friend, jeffrey epsteinst had been made to interview the prince.

mr floyd's brother described him as a "gentle giant". the duke of york has tried to "falsely portray himself" as co—operating with an inquiry into sex offenderjeffrey epsteind that prince andrew has repeatedly turned down requests to arrange an interview — as a witness. the prince's lawyers have insisted he has offered to help three times. now it's time for our regular chat with a gp. this morning we're talking to dr richard bircher whojoins us from stalybridge. thank you for the questions you send in. good morning to you, doctor and thank you for dropping by this morning. yourfirst thank you for dropping by this morning. your first appointment of the morning, live on television. when we speak to our gps,i like to know what sort of things are going on in your surgery at the moment. can you give us an idea of how things have changed? in the last few weeks it is fair to say we have gotten busier. i think people at the beginning of lockdown was superb and giving us space to deal with all the people but after six or eight weeks, a funny rash or a painful knee, they are beginning to think that they cannot wait any longer. so we have gone up again to pre— lockdo

seek publicity, and claim he has offered three times to provide evidence about his friendship with mr epsteinfrom royal duties.