Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor seen for the first time since latest release of Epstein files

Andrew was wearing a navy turtle-neck top, appearing straight-faced as he drove.

The former prince's appearance comes just hours after the US Department of Justice released three million documents from the Epstein files.

Andrew appears to have been pictured on all fours over a woman in the latest release.

A man, believed to be the former Duke of York, looks at the camera while a woman, whose face is redacted, lies on her back between his arms.

In a separate photograph, the man has his hand placed on her torso.

The individual, thought to be Andrew, is barefoot, wearing jeans, a white polo shirt, and a silver watch.

Another person is shown in the background with their bare feet resting against a table while sitting on a leopard chair.

Upon the release, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said there have been "extensive redactions" to the files.

Redactions cover victims' names, medical records, any depiction of child sexual abuse material, and anything that could compromise an ongoing investigation.

One document shows an alleged email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Andrew in April 2010, in which the late convicted paedophile tells the former prince he has "a friend who I think you might enjoy having dinner with".

The pair disclosed dates she would be in London, the files appear to show.

He said she is 26, Russian, "beautiful, trustworthy and yes she has your email".

Andrew allegedly responded: "Of course. I am in Geneva until the morning of 22nd but would be delighted to see her."

He continued: "Will she be bringing a message from you? Please give her my contact details to get in touch."

The email is signed off with: "A - HRH The Duke of York KG."

A separate email appears to show Andrew inviting Epstein to Buckingham Palace in September 2010, with the former Duke of York allegedly emailing him: "I am just departing Scotland, should be down by 18:00. I'll ring you when I get down if you can give me a number to ring.

"Alternatively, we could have dinner at Buckingham Palace and lots of privacy. A."

Epstein appeared to respond: "Already in London, what time would you like me and [redacted]. We will also need/have private time."

Andrew has consistently denied any wrongdoing and being named in the files does not suggest any misconduct.

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