US EditionStarmer Vows to Stay on as Mandelson-Epstein Links Fuel Labour Tensions
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A former British U.S. ambassador appointed by Keir Starmer appears in the Epstein files. The Prime Minister apologizes, but is increasingly under pressure. Now he loses his third high-ranking employee in a short time.
The friendship between Jeffrey Epstein and ex-ambassador Peter Mandelson puts the British Prime Minister in distress. The scandalous e-mails are not Keir Starmer's only problem. Can he still save himself?
Following the Peter Mandelson affair, several of British leader Keir Starmer's advisers have resigned, and critics – including in Labour – are calling for his resignation. A cabinet meeting gave him some breathing space, but how long is he safe?
The British Prime Minister already weakened by the Epstein-Mandelson case, had to defend himself Wednesday in Parliament on a new case
Prime Minister Faces a crisis related to the appointment of Peter Mandelson as Ambassador to the United States, despite knowing of his contacts with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein
Validus Risk Management: Sterling stutters as Starmer struggles
After a strong showing in the second half of January – aided by better-than-expected UK data – the pound came under pressure last week as political uncertainty weighed on sentiment. Keir Starmer’s future as UK Prime Minister was once again thrown into doubt following the latest release of the Epstein files, with the decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as UK Ambassador to the United States called into question given his prior relationship with th…
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