BBC/London: There will be “no haggle” over Harry Dunn’s death and investigations of Prince Andrew’s Jeffery Epstein connections, the government says.

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab responded after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was asked if there was a “deal to be done” regarding the cases.

Mr. Raab stressed the extradition treaty with the US is “rules-based” and there would be no “barter” over the cases.

The 19-year-old died after a crash in Northamptonshire in August, before suspect Anne Sacoolas left for the US, citing diplomatic immunity over the case.



In his response to the question, Mr. Pompeo said Mr. Dunn’s case and the investigation into allegations about Prince Andrew would be “resolved on their merits”.

Prince Andrew
Prince Andrew has stepped back from royal duties for the “foreseeable future”

At an event in London alongside Mr. Raab, Mr. Pompeo was asked if there was “a deal to be done” over Prince Andrew and Mrs. Sacoolas.

The secretary of state replied: “Yeah, I can answer that. I am confident each of these cases will be resolved on their relative merits.”

“We both see that the extradition treaty serves both sides. And we want to make it work. So, that’s the approach.

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  1. Air miles Andy or Randy Andy, both nicknames from the past, is now, whilst not under public punishment will be suffering. Unable to travel to the US, ridiculed in the press and stressed in his family, this is not the future and entitled Prince, having led a charmed life, was expecting. The Law will not get him but his past caught up with him, perhaps more than most of Epstein’s buddies.

    An arrogant bastard, hopefully he will live a long time, time within to which to contemplate what could have been.

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