LONDON, Aug. 16 -- Six months ago Thames Valley Police arrested Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on his birthday, held him for eleven hours and released him under investigation. He has not been charged since. He has not been cleared either. That gap, rather than any fresh allegation, is what has pushed a group of Jeffrey Epstein's British victims toward Downing Street.

Members of the UK Epstein Survivors Campaign, a group of close to a dozen victims that includes the campaigner Lisa Phillips, will meet Prime Minister Andy Burnham within the coming month and intend to use it to press for a public inquiry into Andrew's dealings with Epstein, The Telegraph reported on Saturday. The campaign describes its aim as restoring truth and justice, a phra...