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Prince Andrew. Photo: Karwai Tang/WireImage)
Britain's Prince Andrew has so far provided federal prosecutors and the FBI "zero cooperation" in interviews regarding Jeffrey Epstein, prosecutor Geoffrey Berman said at a news conference Monday.
Why it matters: After stepping away from his royal duties in November, the prince said he was willing to help law enforcement investigations into Epstein and possible co-conspirators.
Context: During an interview with the BBC in November, Andrew denied having a sexual relationship with one of Epstein’s accusers, as she has claimed.
- Epstein was charged with sex trafficking and conspiracy before dying by suicide in August 2019.
Go deeper: British police defend decision not to investigate Prince Andrew