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Many of Sunday’s papers focus on comments the prime minister made at the G20 summit about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
The Mail on Sunday says Sir Keir Starmer has “piled pressure” on the former prince to testify to US Congress over what he knew about Jeffrey Epstein. The former Duke of York has so far ignored requests by American politicians to come forward with any information. Sir Keir said it was ultimately up to Andrew but that anybody with information about what he called “these kind of cases” should give evidence.
The Sunday People says Sir Keir refused to comment on the case of the former prince directly, but said: “If you have relevant information you should be prepared to share it”. The Sunday Times and Sunday Telegraph both point out that Congress cannot force foreign nationals to appear before its committees.
England’s dramatic loss – from a position of strength – in cricket’s first Ashes Test in Australia dominates the sports pages. Writing in the Sunday Telegraph, the former England batsman Sir Geoffrey Boyc
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