Sacked Mandelson: Being ambassador to US was 'privilege of my life'

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2025-09-11

London (PA Media/dpa) - Peter Mandelson said being Britain's ambassador to the US was the privilege of his life after he was sacked over his close relationship with paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. Prime MInister Keir Starmer, who picked the Labour grandee to be the UK's representative in Washington, made the decision to withdraw him after emails showed the peer sent supportive messages even as Epstein faced jail for sex offences. Mandelson......

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