Prince Andrew ignores three formal requests to be interviewed under oath about his friendship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein

• David Boies, a lawyer who represents more than a dozen of the US financier's victims, claimed Andrew has 'not been prepared to co-operate'
• Andrew, who vehemently denies all claims of wrongdoing, has hired Clare Montgomery, one of the UK's leading extradition lawyers
• Mr Boies said: 'We are quite confident both in physical evidence and from interviews such surveillance tapes did at one point exist'

Prince Andrew has ignored three formal requests to be interviewed under oath about his friendship with serial paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. David Boies, a lawyer who represents more than a dozen of the US financier's victims, claimed Andrew has 'not been prepared to co-operate'. 

'We've made at least three formal written attempts sent to his address in London and also to his lawyers in the past few months,' said Mr Boies, whose clients include Virginia Roberts, the woman who claims Epstein forced her to have sex with the Prince on three occasions.