Keir Starmer cannot afford to fall short of his promise of integrity and transparency - THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: As the Epstein scandal grows, the prime minister must learn the right lessons f

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer was forced to admit in Parliament that he was previously made aware of disgraced former Ambassador Peter Mandelson’s relationship with convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

EXCLUSIVE - A major change in the official parliamentary social media account's language has given the game away.

Mandelson-Epstein latest: MPs approve release of files as police ask government not to publish ‘certain documents’ - Former deputy prime minister Angela Rayner one of many Labour backbenchers to rally

Tony Blair once said that the New Labour project would be complete when the party came to love Peter Mandelson. The reality is that it never did. But no one could have foreseen that he would be the cause of the gravest crisis to confront a government in many years.

Shame duck PM THE toxic fallout from the Peter ­Mandelson scandal has left Keir Starmer seriously, if not yet fatally, wounded. The Prime Minister’s fumbling defence of his own

The force said releasing 'specific documents could undermine our current investigation' in a statement on Wednesday.

Sir Keir Starmer’s authority took another damaging blow yesterday, after it emerged he knew about Lord Peter Mandelson’s ongoing friendship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein when he appointed him ambassador to the US.

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Prime minister’s own integrity and judgement under scrutiny as he admits he knew of Peter Mandelson’s ongoing relationship with Epstein – but appointed him US ambassador anyway