In the wake Prince Andrew’s arrest on suspicion of misconduct in public office, UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer gave an interview in which he said “nobody is above the law.”

That line went everywhere, fast. On X, I called it the tagline of the movie they’re about to play:

And the media lost no time in proving my point. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson echoed it in an interview of her own. Everyone from Al Jazeera to the South China Morning Post has taken up the cry.

In one of those curiously timed coincidences, the UN actually used the same exact phrase just a day before Sir Keir:

In one of those curiously timed coincidences, the UN actually used the same exact phrase just a day before Sir Keir:

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UN experts concerned that flawed ‘Epstein Files’ disclosures undermine accountability for crimes against women & girls.

The files have shocked the conscience of humanity and raised terrifying implications of the level of impunity for such crimes.https://t.co/7jxf9lm3oH pic.twitter.com/enKUC57Ftv

— UN Special Procedures (@UN_SPExperts) February 16, 2026

“Nobody is above the law” is the tagline of the awful movie they’re about to play out across our screens. https://t.co/iYoMeabbzf

— OffGuardian (@OffGuardian0) February 19, 2026