Keith Adams

One of the ones that's really captured people's interest there is him talking about demographics and the need to bring in more Jewish people, especially from Russia, to counter the rise in the Arab population there.

That's something that's been discussed.

Of course, Mr Barak has previously said he regrets his association with Mr Epstein.

But the one country that's come up more than any other, apart from maybe the UK, is Norway.

Now, people might have heard about the connection with the Crown Princess, but we've also got a former Prime Minister, Thorbjörn Jagland, who has been connected.

He was also the head of the Council of Europe and the head of the Nobel Committee.

Now, he is found, according to papers there, to have exchanged some pretty toe-curling messages.

with Mr Epstein and a corruption investigation has been launched into him.

He says he is happy to cooperate with that and looks forward to proving his innocence.

Yeah, this is a really interesting one.

This is almost kind of the flip side of the coin to the information and the new light that's been spread on things.

This is an allegation from a French kind of government anti-disinformation unit.

And they say that they found attempts, they say, by Russian groups to post disinformation about President Macron.

Now, what they say they found is what appeared to be a legitimate news website, but actually was a fake website.

And it was putting forward an article with lots of allegations against President Macron, for which there is no evidence we understand, suggesting that he had links with Mr. Epstein.

And rather than coming from the French news organization it claimed to come from, according to the French authorities, it actually came from two Russian groups, one called Copycom and one called Storm 1516.

Now, it's been really interesting, I think really noteworthy, that there are certain countries that have come up.

What we don't know at this point is, are certain countries being mentioned more than others because Mr Epstein has greater links there?

Or is it simply because journalists in those countries have been looking through the documents with more intensity?

Could be either one of those things.