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Newly released US Justice Department papers reveal Mandelson shared sensitive data with Epstein and received $75,000 in payments, intensifying pressure on Starmer's leadership.
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UK government in turmoil after Epstein release | Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
LONDON -- New revelations about Jeffrey Epstein have plunged Prime Minister Keir Starmer's center-left government into turmoil after friendship with the sex offender already brought down a British royal -- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew -- and U.K ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson, fired by Starmer over his links to the financier.
With an inconspicuous e-mail, a digital correspondence began in October 2005, which led today's British government to the brink of the ... The post How the Epstein affair leads the British government to the brink of collapse appeared first on Apollo News.
UK government in turmoil after Epstein release
LONDON -- New revelations about Jeffrey Epstein have plunged Prime Minister Keir Starmer's center-left government into turmoil after friendship with the sex offender already brought down a British royal -- Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew -- and U.K ambassador to Washington Peter Mandelson, fired by Starmer over his links to the financier.
UK's PM under pressure as Epstein revelations rock government
(AP) — Keir Starmer never met Jeffrey Epstein. But the British prime minister’s job is under threat because of the fallout from the late sex offender’s global web of relationships. Friendship with Epstein has already brought down a British royal...
Since the release of approximately 3.5 million documents relating to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, who abused underage girls while maintaining friendships with many of the world's most powerful people, the public has been hoping for the revelation of his accomplices. In the US, Epstein's files have generated a lot of suspicion, gossip and countless comments, while on the other side of the Atlantic, specifically in Britain, they have trigge…
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