UK's royal protection officers urged to speak up in Epstein probe

The disgraced royal's ties to Epstein face unprecedented scrutiny after his stunning arrest last week over misconduct accusations during his tenure as a trade envoy in the 2000s. Amid intensifying calls for a broader investigation into the years-long friendship, Dai Davies, former head of the Met's royal protection unit from 1994 to 1998, told Times Radio recently the force should formally interview ex-officers. "If you think they know crucial evidence, then I would've knocked at their door at an appropriate time," he said.