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Is Mandelson’s fall a body blow for McSweeney?

By staffFebruary 2, 20261 Min Read
Is Mandelson’s fall a body blow for McSweeney?
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The fallout from millions more Epstein files dropping into the public domain has led to Lord Peter Mandelson resigning his Labour party membership claiming he “doesn’t want to cause further embarrassment”. But is that the end of the matter or just the beginning?

Sam and Anne assess the political ramifications for Lord Mandelson and whether his links to convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein will force him or others to take away his peerage.

Elsewhere, the prime minister wades in on whether Andrew Mountbatten Windsor should testify in front of congress about his involvement with Epstein – how will that go down in the palace?

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