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From ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is GMA3.

We begin with the fallout from the latest release of the Epstein

files by the Justice Department. Previously unseen images of the former Prince Andrew rocking the

British royal family. Our chief international correspondent James Longman is tracking it all from London. James?

Yeah, hi, Rebecca. The Epstein scandal has forced the rich and the powerful to answer uncomfortable questions for quite some time. But the latest Epstein files release goes to the heart of the

British establishment. The British government and the royal family rocked this morning

by the scandal surrounding

accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Do you have a message for Epstein's victims, Your Majesty?

Queen Camilla facing questions about the now former Prince Andrew, who's been all over the

papers for days.

The now disgraced Andrew Mountbatten Windsor moved out of Royal Lodge, where he lived for more

than 20 years, and will now live on King Charles' privately owned estate far from the public

eye. A planned move, but perhaps rushed forward after the release of these photos as part

of the US government's Epstein probe, showing him crouched over a young woman, her face redacted, the context and date of the

photographs unclear. The files also suggest Andrew and ex-wife Sarah Ferguson both continued a

relationship with Epstein for years after his 2008 conviction and jail time for soliciting a minor.

When asked why he stayed at Epstein's home in the years after he went to

jail, Andrew told the BBC, it was a convenient place to stay. I mean, I've gone through this in

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