Martin Brunt

Well, they said that it's a complex investigation and it's likely they suggested it's likely to go on for many months.

They've been slightly guarded in what they said, but the thrust.

of what we're hearing from them officially is that they are looking for more potential victims in what could be certainly potentially an expansion of the investigation.

Their concern is that because they are investigating the former prince for this allegation of misconduct in public office, they fear that people out there have kind of misinterpreted what that means.

It sounds...

as though they are looking only at the possible leak of government documents.

I mean, after all, that's what he was arrested for.

But misconduct in public office covers a multitude of sins, and it can cover sex crimes and fraud and corruption and perverting the course of justice.

And they've made it clear that they're looking at all aspects

of this potential charge of misconduct in public office.

So they feel that people believe that their investigation is limited, but it's much wider.

than we've been led to believe.

Now, the police have been limited in what they've said, but if you dig around, if you read between the lines, it's clear that they are already investigating the former prince for allegations, potential allegations of sexual misconduct.

And in one case, they're dealing with a lawyer of a woman in America who

who claims that she was taken to Andrew's former home in Windsor for sexual purposes.

She's yet to make a formal complaint, but that's just one example of where police believe there are other women who might be dissuaded from coming forward because they don't really understand the nature of this investigation, which is much broader than people thought.

I don't suppose it's unusual.

It happens from time to time, but it's a clear indication that they need help.

that they need help.

They need people like me and you to broadcast their appeals, to encourage people to come forward.