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The Mandelson I know – and the real reason why Epstein was his weakness
The Epstein files reveal not just a catastrophic breach of trust, but the final act in a long political psychodrama. Donald Macintyre reveals how a man so adept at managing risk came to take one that could destroy a government – not to mention his own career – and says the answers lie deep in a life shaped by a fatal attraction to wealth and influence
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independent.co.uk
Mandelson betrayed multiple prime ministers over Epstein links, says Streeting
Wes Streeting said Lord Peter Mandelson has betrayed multiple prime ministers after fresh revelations about the former cabinet minister’s links to Jeffrey Epstein emerged over the…
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theguardian.com
Mandelson ‘lied repeatedly’ over Epstein links and betrayed Britain, Starmer says – UK politics live
PM says former cabinet minister and peer lied about ‘extent and depth of the relationship’ and should not have been appointed as US ambassador
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bbc.com
'I never left your side': Emails reveal more about Mandelson's Epstein friendship
Emails between Lord Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein appear to show their friendship was closer than suspected.
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Alistair Campbell claims disgraced Mandelson was always ‘drawn to the wealthy crowd’
Alistair Campbell has claimed disgraced former Labour peer Peter Mandelson was always drawn to “powerful men with money”. Files released by the US Department of Justice (DoJ)…
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How the Epstein scandal has shaken the British government to its core
Anger at former US ambassador Peter Mandelson’s relations with the child sex offender threatens to topple the prime minister
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The Mandelson I know – and the real reason why Epstein was his weakness
The Epstein files reveal not just a catastrophic breach of trust, but the final act in a long political psychodrama. Donald Macintyre reveals how a man so adept at managing risk…
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The Mandelson I knew had a fatal flaw: he was a machiavellian who always cast himself as a victim | Andy McSmith
The UK’s first ‘spin doctor’ was immensely valuable to those he served. But he always felt entitled to more, says political journalist Andy McSmith