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Lord Mandelson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein have come under scrutiny following revelations that the late convicted paedophile paid for his travel expenses twice in 2003, totaling over $7,400 (£5,400). This information was brought to light by documents released by the US House of Representatives Oversight Committee, prompting Mandelson’s dismissal as the UK’s ambassador to the US.
The extent of Mandelson’s relationship with Epstein was not fully known when he was appointed to his position last year, leading to his removal from office. This marks the first time that financial evidence of Epstein covering Mandelson’s travel expenses has been disclosed, raising questions about their association.
In addition to financial support, it was revealed that Mandelson had contributed a note to Epstein’s “50th birthday book” in 2003, referring to Epstein as his “best pal.” This further highlights the closeness of their relationship and the influence Epstein held over Mandelson.
Emails from 2005 show exchanges between Mandelson and Epstein, with Mandelson reportedly asking for assistance with British Airways airmiles and Epstein offering to pay for his flight to the Caribbean. Mandelson’s communications with Epstein, prior to and after the latter’s conviction, shed light on the nature of their connection and Mandelson’s subsequent regret over his association with Epstein
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