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Sir Keir Starmer faces tough questions as the spotlight falls on Lord Mandelson's connections with the late Jeffrey Epstein. Documents revealing Lord Mandelson's description of Epstein as his "best pal" have emerged, causing turmoil in both the Labour party and government. Calls from MPs across parties, including Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, have intensified for Mandelson's removal from his US ambassador role.

 

This controversy erupted after leaked documents showed supportive exchanges between Mandelson and Epstein during the latter's legal challenges. Labour and Conservative MPs are demanding answers from Starmer, questioning his judgement in appointing Mandelson last December. Mandelson admitted in an interview that he relied on Epstein's lawyers' assurances, which he now regrets, stating he was misled by Epstein's demeanour.

 

Despite these revelations, Prime Minister Keir Starmer has so far resisted calls for Mandelson's dismissal, citing the diplomat's ongoing contributions to UK-US relations. Meanwhile, political pressure mounts, with some Labour MPs expressing concern over the scandal’s impact on the party, especially after Angela Rayner's recent resignation. As the uproar continues, President Trump's scheduled state visit further complicates the issue.

 

Looking ahead, Lord Mandelson's role remains uncertain, particularly with the potential for further embarrassing disclosures. The situation is further intensified by an upcoming state visit from President Trump, highlighting the delicate nature of Mandelson's position in international diplomacy. The implications for UK politics are significant, demanding careful navigation amidst heated demands for transparency and accountability.

 

 

 

Key Takeaways

 

  • Newly unveiled documents reveal close ties between Mandelson and Epstein.
  • Cross-party MPs press for Mandelson's removal as US ambassador.
  • Starmer maintains support, while looming Trump visit adds tension.


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I hear it was a 10 page love letter...

 

British Ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson called Jeffrey Epstein his “best pal” in a 10-page note written in 2003 and released by the House Oversight Committee on Monday.

 

That would be kind of embarrassing if politicians actually had any shame at all.

 

Source:  The Hill.

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Deserves to go in here also

 

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Officials blocked the release of a secret memo in which Lord Mandelson urged Sir Tony Blair to meet Jeffrey Epstein while he was prime minister.
Mandelson, who is Britain’s ambassador to the US, is understood to have encouraged Blair to meet Epstein in a 2002 note sent to key aides, advice which was passed on to the prime minister.

 

 

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Documents were due to be made public as part of a standard National Archives release but this was blocked, The Times understands. It is thought that officials concluded the document might embarrass Britain and harm relations with the US at a time when Mandelson is seeking to build relations with President Trump.

 

 

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/peter-mandelson-epstein-tony-blair-hflxzg6c6

 

1 hour ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Starmer seems to have lost his political antenna!  

 

You cannot lose, what you have never had.

 

He is a Human Rights Lawyer, nothing more, nothing less.

 

It would appear that most of them have absolutely nothing to lose, except a place at a very deep trough.

 

It is certainly not, integrity, honesty, sense of responsibility or any moral fiber or compass.

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Another Labour pervert sacked.

 

Never should have had that position given his history.

 

Starmers judgement is appalling. 

 

This is his third sacking. Starmer will probably appoint him minister for children next year if he lasts that long.

 

Labour are a disgrace as are the left in general. 

 

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