Windsor pictured for the first time since his release after his arrest last month

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been pictured for the first time following his arrest last month .

Andrew was most recently photographed looking visibly shocked in the back of a vehicle following his arrest on February 19 - the day of his 66th birthday.

Police are investigating whether Andrew gave commercially valuable and sensitive information to Epstein while serving as UK trade envoy.

Detectives are understood to have asked him whether he handed over state secrets to the disgraced billionaire between 2001 and 2011.

It is known that as part of his arrest, Andrew was fingerprinted and underwent a mug shot, before being read his rights, and allowed to change clothing while being closely monitored by one of the arresting officers.

Andrew's two ­private bodyguards, both ex-Met Police officers, reportedly stood by him as officers searched through his cupboards and drawers.

The ex-Duke of York has denied all wrongdoing.

One from November 2010 suggests it was forwarded to Epstein five minutes after Andrew received it from his then-special adviser Amir Patel, while another the following month appeared to show Andrew sent a confidential brief on investment opportunities in the reconstruction of Helmand province, Afghanistan.