Minister apologises to Mandelson over Epstein-related dismissal
A senior government minister expressed regret to Peter Mandelson for his removal from a role linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Messages released show the minister told Mandelson he was "so sorry" about the dismissal.
france24.comA senior government minister sent messages to Peter Mandelson stating he was "so sorry" that Mandelson had been removed from his position because of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The messages were released recently and detail the minister's apology to Mandelson.
The communications show the minister, described as one of the prime minister's closest allies, contacted Mandelson directly after the dismissal. The messages indicate the minister conveyed regret over the decision tied to Mandelson's Epstein connection.
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