Keith Adams

And have the Obamas commented on this incident?

I seem to remember that President Trump had some success with black voters in 2024.

Do you think this could have an impact on his relationship with them?

All week, one story has dominated the headlines here in the UK.

The British Prime Minister under pressure over his decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, despite his friendship with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

But the ripples from the release of millions of Epstein's emails, photos and files reach well beyond this country.

A taste there of some of the global headlines.

It just shows how far Epstein's network reached, from businessmen to politicians to royals.

On Friday, Norway's crown princess apologised for her friendship with the convicted sex offender.

Joe Inwood is our world affairs correspondent, and he told my colleague Anka Desai which countries seem to be particularly affected by the files.

This is spreading as globally as the network that Jeffrey Epstein seems to have maintained.

There are at least eight countries that we know of, other than the US, which are carrying out investigations.

That's the UK, Turkey, Latvia, Lithuania, France, Norway, Ukraine, and Poland.

And there really could be more.

Now, in terms of countries that pop up quite a lot, Russia is mentioned many, many times.

A huge number, really.

But that's often in the context of Jeffrey Epstein trying to find young women, it seems.

Now, Poland has another connection, also with Russia, because the Prime Minister there, Donald Tusk, has suggested that Jeffrey Epstein may have actually been a spy working for the Kremlin.

Now, Israel is another country Jeffrey Epstein is often said to have had many links with, and it was well known that the former Prime Minister, Ehud Barak, had a relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Now, the Times of Israel says that they've listened to a three-hour recorded conversation between the two men, in which they cover a huge range of topics,