Sir Keir Starmer will publish some messages about Lord Peter Mandelson’s appointment as UK ambassador to the US to head off a parliamentary ambush, as the government reels from revelations about the former cabinet minister’s links to Jeffrey Epstein.

It comes after Scotland Yard announced on Tuesday evening it had launched a criminal probe into the Labour veteran as the scandal over the Jeffrey Epstein files intensified

While Peter Mandelson is to quit the House of Lords, he remains legally entitled to be called Lord Mandelson. As peerages are granted by the Crown, they are only be taken away through an Act of Parliament – a measure that is considered constitutionally extreme.

Ray Bassett says former Secretary of State almost ‘jeopardised the entire peace process’ over handling of police reform

SCOTLAND Yard last night launched a full criminal investigation into claims that Peter Mandelson leaked sensitive government intelligence to Jeffrey Epstein. The Met Police will examine whether

The Conservatives will today attempt to force the release of all information relating to Sir Keir Starmer's appointment of Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the United States after new revelations about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Peter Mandelson tried to involve Jeffrey Epstein in a deal to create a private bank to manage the Republic of Congo’s oil funds, documents released by the US Department of Justice show.

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