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Politics latest: ‘Outraged’ minister says Mandelson should donate £75,000 payout
Sir Keir Starmer was warned there was a ‘general reputational risk’ in appointing Lord Mandelson to the role
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independent.co.uk
Politics latest: First Mandelson files on US ambassador appointment to be released
Cabinet minister Darren Jones is set to address MPs after PMQs
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All the key takeaways from first release of the Mandelson files
From warnings over the ‘reputational risk’ posed by Lord Mandelson’s appointment to a £75,000 taxpayer-funded payout – here is everything you need to know from the first release…
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bbc.com
PM warned of 'reputational risk' over Mandelson's Epstein links
Documents also suggest the peer explored the possibility of a £500,000 severance payment after being sacked as US ambassador.
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Minister defends Starmer's handling of Mandelson appointment
Documents show Sir Keir Starmer was warned the peer's relationship with Jeffrey Epstein posed a "reputational risk".
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Politics latest: ‘Outraged’ minister says Mandelson should donate £75,000 payout
Sir Keir Starmer was warned there was a ‘general reputational risk’ in appointing Lord Mandelson to the role
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theguardian.com
Mandelson due diligence report raised ‘serious questions’, minister admits – UK politics live
Nick Thomas-Symonds says he shares public’s ‘moral outrage’ over the former ambassador’s £75,000 severance payment
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Labour MPs are furious about Mandelson files but won’t move against Starmer for now
The Mandelson files reveal that Keir Starmer was warned about the risks of appointing the former Labour grandee as ambassador to the US. But angry Labour MPs are unable to move…
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Mandelson files unpacked: What was actually in the 147-page release?
From warnings over the ‘reputational risk’ posed by Lord Mandelson’s appointment to a £75,000 taxpayer-funded payout – here is everything you need to know from the first release…
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Starmer’s chief of staff ‘used personal email to communicate with Mandelson’
Labour has been accused of a ‘cover-up’ after just 31 messages and documents relating to Lord Mandelson’s US ambassador role were released