Previously unseen videos and images of Epstein Island released

Dozens of new images and videos have been released

The Epstein saga has ramped up in recent weeks following the release of over 20,000 documents by the committee relating to Jeffrey Epstein.

This includes the entirety of his email inbox which has since been collated into a website called Jmail where people can search through all of the disgraced financer's communications.

Since then, more and more documents have been released concerning Epstein.

The latest files include videos and images of Epstein's residence on Epstein Island, real name Little Saint James, in the United States Virgin Islands.

The material was released by the Democrat Oversight Committee, who shared more than 150 photos and videos via dropbox on X.

The files featured videos from inside the property's kitchen, bedrooms and outside area.

The videos can be viewed below:

Images from the island were also released.

A number of very high-profile people have also been named in the Epstein files.

Now we must make it clear, that being named in these documents does not indicate any wrongdoing.

It also doesn’t indicate that those named had a friendship with Epstein.

The names appear relating to different contexts ranging from business discussions and general social contact.

Several individuals have already addressed their alleged links and denied any misconduct. Prince Andrew has repeatedly rejected the allegations made against him, and model Naomi Campbell has said she had no knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities, explaining that she was introduced to him through mutual acquaintances.

Jeffrey Epstein was first arrested in Palm Beach, Florida, in 2005 after being accused of paying a 14-year-old girl for sex.

Dozens of other underage girls later came forward with similar accounts of abuse, but in 2008 prosecutors allowed Epstein to plead guilty to a single charge involving one victim. He served 13 months in a county jail on a work-release programme.

Here’s the full list of Brits who have been named, as reported by the Mirror:

• Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor – 173 mentions
• Sarah Ferguson – nine mentions
• Queen Camilla – nine mentions
• Princess Diana – 14 mentions
• Stephen Hawking 17 mentions
• Richard Dawkins – 29 mentions
• Tony Blair – 22 mentions
• David Cameron – 19 mentions
• Gordon Brown – 16 mentions
• Colin Firth – 10 mentions
• Piers Morgan – nine mentions
• Naomi Campbell – 10 mentions
• Nigel Farage – 18 mentions
• Sir Mick Jagger – nine mentions
• Adele – eight mentions
• Sir David Beckham – nine mentions
• Sir Elton John – eight mentions