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Blame games will not save Starmer now
The fallout from Lord Mandelson’s appointment and sacking now threatens to engulf Downing Street completely
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independent.co.uk
Calls for Mandelson to quit over ‘best pal’ Epstein revelations
PM under pressure to sack Labour peer as it’s claimed he advised paedophile: ‘Your friends stay with you and love you’
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theguardian.com
Keir Starmer sacks Peter Mandelson over Jeffrey Epstein revelations
Departure will be huge blow for No 10 as it prepares state visit for the US president
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Peter Mandelson sacked as US ambassador after revelations over his links to Epstein
Sir Keir Starmer initially said he maintained confidence in Lord Mandelson – but has faced mounting pressure to sack the ambassador
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thetimes.com
Peter Mandelson latest: US ambassador sacked after Epstein emails
Sir Keir Starmer has asked Lord Mandelson to be withdrawn after ‘new information’ came to light
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Mandelson scandal raises fresh doubt about Starmer’s political judgment
Messy exit of ambassador to US was entirely predictable, leaving many to ask why PM failed to see it coming
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Mandelson’s sacking has left one big question – and it has nothing to do with Epstein
Lord Mandelson is part of a long list of key appointees that Sir Keir Starmer has been forced to sack for predictable problems, which poses big questions about his judgment, as…
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telegraph.co.uk
The Mandelson saga has cast yet more doubt on Starmer’s judgment
Plus: Charlie Kirk’s legacy; day in the life of a GP; Reform UK’s critics; failing BBC leadership; counting butterflies; and shandy-shaming
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bbc.com
Starmer facing fresh questions after Mandelson sacking
The Tories urge the PM to "come clean" on what he knew about Lord Mandelson's links to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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Mandelson relished Washington’s spoils and berated anyone who dared question him
Labour grandee lasted seven months as Britain’s ambassador to the US – and was a high-risk appointment from the start
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Morgan McSweeney pushed for Mandelson to be made ambassador
Starmer’s chief of staff viewed Lord Mandelson as a mentor and hosted him at his family home in Scotland
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How Mandelson scandal undid a year of wooing Trump
Departure creates a headache for Downing Street just days before US president’s state visit to UK
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Starmer faces MPs’ fury over Mandelson scandal
Labour figures question the Prime Minister’s judgment after ambassador sacked over his links to Epstein
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dailymail.co.uk
Mandelson finally sacked! How Starmer ignored a string of warnings
The Prime Minister finally acted to remove the disgraced peer as ambassador to the United States amid a growing Labour revolt over his links to paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
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Starmer’s chief of staff ‘delayed sacking Mandelson’ over Epstein emails: Live
PM’s top aide under scrutiny over reports he pushed hard for Labour grandee’s appointment as US ambassador
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Knives out for Starmer's chief aide after Mandelson meltdown
Fingers are being pointed at the PM and his chief aide Morgan McSweeney over the disastrous appointment of the peer as US ambassador.
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Labour MPs despondent, says minister after Mandelson and Rayner chaos
Keir Starmer is facing questions over why he picked Mandelson for the Washington job despite his links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Starmer backs under-fire McSweeney amid pressure over Mandelson appointment
Downing Street rowed in behind the under-fire chief of staff on Friday morning amid questions over his involvement in the appointment of Peter Mandelson
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Starmer’s excuse for the delay in sacking Mandelson doesn’t add up
Timeline shows Labour grandee had long been close to Epstein, even after his first conviction
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The Mandelson scandal could bring down Starmer’s ‘mastermind’ chief of staff
Morgan McSweeney has shown poor political judgment by attempting to save the career of his long-time friend and ally
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Blame games will not save Starmer now
The fallout from Lord Mandelson’s appointment and sacking now threatens to engulf Downing Street completely