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Downing Street insisted that Lord Mandelson had published comments defending him, while workers’ deputies should now be dismissed.

Anonymous briefing Telegram: “Mandelson must be responsible for the associations and friendships he has created.

“It is not good enough to say: ‘Bozlar, now I must not be associated with it.’ Then you shouldn’t have been associated with him.

“The easiest way for Mandelson is to resign. Britain should first put the reputation abroad.

“He must notice and resign the damage.

He added a second: “He needs to resign. He knows how to stop. This would be at least the third time.”

The 41 -year -old Sarah joined by the victims of the financier, including Ransome: “Here, really wrong. Peter Mandelson shouldn’t be ambassador. It must be admitted. Not suitable for being an ambassador.”

The lawyer, who represented nine victims, added the Spencer force: insulme insulting the victims of Epstein, allowing someone to be ambassador to someone who has clear ties with one of the worst sex abusers of our time.

“This man should be questioned by the FBI and the British government to find out what he knew and whether he visited any of Epstein’s homes in the past.”

Lord Mandelson’s official spokesman told BBC: “Lord Mandelson was clearly regretted that he has been introduced to Epstein for a long time.”

The spokesman also referred to the Lord Mandelson’s previous comments to Financial Times: “I regret that I met him or that I have been introduced to him by his partner Ghislaine Maxwell.”

In 2023, a close ally of Lord Mandelson said to the Financial Times that Epstein did not participate in the sexual abuse of young girls, considering that the US ambassador was gay.