The Lownie Report: Fergie's Luxury Hide and Seek and Gordon Brown's Explosive Epstein Revelations

The updated paperback of 'Entitled: The Rise and Fall of the House of York' comes out 21st May and is currently half price on Amazon! Pre-order here - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Entitled-Mou... Join Andrew Lownie on Substack here - https://substack.com/@andrewlownie A bumper edition of the Lownie Report Podcast this week, looking at Sarah Ferguson’s game of luxury hide and seek, Gordon Brown’s bombshell intervention in the Epstein affair, and a look at the myriad of ways that the establishment is still covering up for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor. Sarah Ferguson remains one of the great mysteries of the moment. I helped to break the story of her stay in a top Swiss health retreat, and since then she has been playing a game of luxury hide and seek, Austrian spa resorts, sightings in Donegal, rumours of a £1.3 million documentary deal. What is clear is that she still may pose a significant risk to the monarchy, who will be keen to ensure she can do no more damage than she already has. Whether the briefing about books and TV deals is a negotiating tactic remains to be seen. The biggest story of the week, though, is Gordon Brown’s second intervention in the Epstein affair, a long, forensic and explosive piece in the New Statesman that deserves far more attention than it has received. Brown is a man of considerable political and moral authority, and when someone of his standing puts his energy behind this, it is hugely encouraging. We cover his key revelations, including material on Andrew’s request for a Royal Air Fleet, Fergie and a multi-million pound Nigerian oil deal, RAF bases used by Epstein at Andrew’s request, whether he broke the Official Secrets Act, and what the refusal of the Mutual Legal Assistance Treaty request from the US to interview Andrew tells us about how far up this goes.