Jeffrey Epstein traveled to the United Kingdom over 60 times on his private jet, and the police are investigating possible human trafficking activities.

Jeffrey Epstein traveled to and from the United Kingdom on his private jet more than 60 times, according to an analysis of documents published in his files. The Independent reported that police are investigating whether women were trafficked through British commercial airports and Royal Air Force (RAF) bases using Epstein's plane.

Former British chief prosecutor, Nazir Afzal, called these findings 'scandalous', criticizing the inefficiency of authorities in investigating allegations of sexual abuse and human trafficking. The flights were organized by associates of Epstein for a Russian woman, and documents show that his plane landed at RAF Northolt since 2015.

Despite public calls for an investigation, Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer insisted that a police investigation should be a priority. Epstein continued to travel frequently to the UK, even after his release from prison in 2008.