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Published on: 02/20/2026 - 15:40

King Charles sought to reassure the public that things were proceeding normally, after the police interrogated his brother, Prince Andrew, for long hours in connection with the Jeffrey Epstein case. The King performed many official duties, but most of today's British newspapers focused on the picture of Prince Andrew leaving the police station in a car, looking extremely exhausted and astonished. The event caused widespread shock in Britain and the world, and was considered the most serious crisis facing the British throne in years. Our guest today is the researcher and political writer in international relations, Hamid Al-Kafaei.

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