British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was warned that Peter Mandelson carried "general reputational risk" before appointing him as ambassador to the U.S.
After months of hearing about the Epstein Files, the UK now has the 'Mandelson files' which were released by the UK government today.
There was a string of “reputational risks” identified in relation to Lord Mandelson before his appointment. A stark “due diligence checklist” sent to the Prime Minister outlined previous wrongdoing by ...
Sir Keir Starmer’s national security adviser believed Lord Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to the US was “weirdly rushed”, newly released documents show. The first tranche of the Mandelson files ...
Documents relating to Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as ambassador to the United States have been published by the Government this afternoon (March 11). According to the files, a due diligence ...
In late 2024, Starmer overruled his own lawyerly instincts and the advice of some of his security advisors, and relied on the recommendations of his then chief of staff, Morgan McSweeney, and ...
The Government agreed to release the files last month, which were published today on the Government's website as a nearly 150-page PDF. The files have documented advice given to Sir Keir Starmer ahead ...
A tranche of documents released by the Government on Wednesday includes an email sent by Lord Mandelson in 2002.
From warnings over the ‘reputational risk’ posed by Lord Mandelson’s appointment to a £75,000 taxpayer-funded payout – here ...
Peter Mandelson emailed former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s chief of staff in an effort to set up a meeting between the Labour PM and Jeffrey Epstein, government files show. In an email sent by ...
Lord Peter Mandelson demanded £547,000 as compensation for his sacking as UK ambassador to the US last September, according ...
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