Congressman Suhas Subramanyam says he has not given up hope that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will give evidence to Congress’ House Oversight Committee.

“We do not have jurisdiction over Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor but we are going to continue to put the pressure on making sure he and anyone else with information comes forward,” Subramanyam tells BBC Newsnight.

On the latest release of Epstein files by the US Department of Justice, he says he and his Democrat colleagues are “curious” because there are “about three million files that they left out”.

“They said they had over six million files and they’ve only released about half of that.”

Asked how this administration could have better handled the realise of these files, Subramanyam says “they could have followed the law”.

“They reality is they needed to turn over all of their files more than 40 days ago.”