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Cabinet Office officials delayed telling Starmer about Mandelson vetting recommendation for almost three weeks – UK politics live
Permanent secretary Cat Little tells MPs that she sought legal advice before sharing the vetting information with the prime minister
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theguardian.com
Cabinet secretary apparently advised Starmer to wait for vetting before appointing Mandelson
Documents also show PM’s choice for US ambassador was offered ‘higher tiers’ briefing before vetting was finalised
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thehindu.com
Embattled Starmer says he was not told Mandelson failed vetting process
Keir Starmer faces intense scrutiny from MPs over the Mandelson scandal amid growing calls for his resignation.
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bbc.com
Keir Starmer: Officials deliberately withheld Mandelson vetting result from me
The PM tells the Commons that if he had known the peer failed security vetting he would not have been appointed.
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What Starmer said, and didn’t say, in the Commons about the Mandelson saga
PM sets out chronology of Mandelson’s vetting failure – and insists he has not misled MPs
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Peter Mandelson: a timeline of his appointment as UK ambassador to US
Keir Starmer details vetting procedure overruled by the FCDO and culminated in his decision to appoint Mandelson
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Cabinet Office suggested Mandelson did not even need security vetting, Robbins tells MPs – UK politics live
Olly Robbins was forced out as Foreign Office permanent secretary over the Peter Mandelson security vetting revelations in the Guardian
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Cabinet Office officials delayed telling Starmer about Mandelson vetting recommendation for almost three weeks – UK politics live
Permanent secretary Cat Little tells MPs that she sought legal advice before sharing the vetting information with the prime minister
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Five things we learned from Cat Little’s evidence to MPs about the Mandelson saga
Top civil servant reveals more details of vetting process and lack of paper trail for approval of appointment
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Olly Robbins refused to give Mandelson vetting summary to Cabinet Office, says Cat Little
In evidence to MPs, Cabinet Office top civil servant disputes that her department suggested vetting might not be needed