What's next for Ghislaine Maxwell after guilty verdict?

The Queen will be "in despair" over the actions of some of her children and grandchildren, Royal expert Jennie Bond has told OK!. In recent days, Prince Andrew has been under the spotlight thanks to a new ITV documentary presented by Ranvir Singh, called Ghislaine, Prince Andrew and the Paedophile.

The story of how paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and the daughter of a billionaire, Ghislaine Maxwell, used their power and money to draw girls into a web of abuse has shocked at every turn. And, on Tuesday 18 January, presenter Ranvir Singh delved into the the accusations made against Maxwell, Epstein and Prince Andrew in a new documentary.Titled Ghislaine, Prince Andrew and the Paedophile, Ranvir looks at how Prince Andrew may now face his own possible civil court case bought by Virginia Giuffre.The Duke of York, who has recently been stripped of his honorary military titles by the Queen, denies any wrongdoing.

In a revealing documentary that airs tonight (Tuesday 18 January), Ranvir Singh delves into the the lives of paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and socialite Ghislaine Maxwell, and their friendship with Prince Andrew. ITV's Ghislaine, Prince Andrew and the Paedophile explores how the notorious pair used their status and capital to lure girls into a web of abuse that continues to shock the public at every turn. Ranvir also looks at Prince Andrew’s alleged involvement in the saga.

The story of how paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and the daughter of a billionaire, Ghislaine Maxwell, used their power and money to draw girls into a web of abuse has shocked at every turn. As Ghislaine, the daughter of disgraced media tycoon Rupert Maxwell, awaits sentencing in a New York prison, Ranvir Singh unravels the story.

Lawyers acting for Prince Andrew are demanding to quiz his accuser Virginia Giuffre’s psychologist after suggesting she may be suffering from “false memories”.

BBC Director General Tim Davie has blamed personal error rather than swingeing cuts to its news team for last month’s heavily-criticized Alan Dershowitz interview, which came immediately after the guilty Ghislaine Maxwell verdict.

NEW YORK -- As Ghislaine Maxwell strode into the courtroom for the first day of her sex-trafficking trial, no photographer was allowed to catch it. Courtroom artist Elizabeth Williams, however, was at the ready and before the hour was up, the curtain-raising scene was transmitted to news outlets around the world.Cameras are generally prohibited in federal court.

An SNP MSP says she has received death threats after a tweet she posted about paedophiles.

A butler who helped to convict Ghislaine Maxwell has urged her pal Prince Andrew to speak to the FBI, as a lawyer said the duke should be “quaking in his boots”.

Prince Andrew should be "quaking in his royal boots", a senior lawyer has said.

A Scots victim of Jeffrey Epstein has said she felt "vindicated" and "completely overwhelmed" after a New York jury convicted Ghislaine Maxwell of helping his child sex trafficking ring.

Piers Morgan has claimed many rich and powerful people could be 'sweating tonight' after Ghislaine Maxwell's guilty verdict.

The BBC is to investigate the decision to interview Jeffrey Epstein’s former lawyer Alan Dershowitz, who has previously been accused of the sexual abuse of a minor, after last night’s Ghislaine Maxwell verdict.

Ghislaine Maxwell has been found guilty by a US jury of helping the late financier Jeffrey Epstein sexually abuse teenage girls, sealing a remarkable fall from grace for the British socialite.