Surrey Police say they are investigating child sexual abuse allegations linked to files connected to Jeffrey Epstein that have recently been released in the UK. The force is looking into two separate sets of non-recent allegations, involving offences reportedly taking place decades ago. According to Surrey Police, one allegation concerns events that are said to have occurred in the mid-1990s through to 2000, with reported locations described as in or around Surrey and Berkshire. A second allegation concerns a different time period, described as the mid-to-late 1980s, including locations in West Surrey. Multiple outlets report that the investigation is the first by British police relating to Epstein to examine alleged harm against females. The police statements cited by the media indicate that the matters being investigated are not recent and span different timeframes. The BBC and other outlets also report that no arrests have been made in connection with the allegations as of the time of the reports. Media coverage focuses on the force’s confirmation of the two allegations and the absence of arrests, while noting that further details of the allegations are not described publicly beyond the broad timeframes and areas.