Mandelson called Epstein his ‘best pal’ in birthday message

Lord Mandelson, according to a letter alleged to be a “birthday book” released by US deputies, called lately convicted Pedophil Jeffrey Epstein “best friend”.

In the message of Epstein’s 50th birthday in 2003, Lord Mandelson – Britain’s Ambassador to the United States since last year – he describes him as a “intelligent, sharp man with a sharp, sharp man”.

The presence of the letter from Lord Mandelson was first reported by Wall Street Journal that the newspaper’s alleged birthday note published details in July.

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

The Democrats in the Congress published copies of the so -called “Birthday Book” after the documents Court Celbi by the Assembly Surveillance Committee last month.

The documents also contain a note containing the drawing of a woman’s body allegedly signed by US President Donald Trump. On Monday, the White House rejected its originality and said that the president had “did not draw this picture and has not signed it.”

The “Birthday Book” was brought together by Epstein’s British co-complocalist and ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted of conspiracy for sex girls for sex for sex. Three years before Epstein opened sex abuse allegations to the public in 2006.

When approached by the BBC, Lord Mandelson’s spokesman Epstein said that his connection was “a public record for some time”.

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

BBC also approached the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for a comment.

Bank JP Morgan’s 2019 internal report opened to a New York Court in 2023, Epstein’s “York Duke Prince Andrew and Lord Peter Mandelson, a senior member of the British government, said that he has continued a particularly close relationship.”

In the “Birthday Book” letter, the former Minister of Workers wrote a series of text messages, each accompanied by a photograph. Their inputs covered 10 pages in total.

“A clever, sharp -witted man, who once called ‘mysterious’, who was parachuted by my life, wrote next to a yellow parachute photo in the air.

“You’ll just spend for hours waiting for him to come,” he said, as well as a picture of Lord Mandelson looking at a garden from the balcony.

“And most of the time, you weren’t used to being around, you’ll be alone alone … Again,” he added a picture of the canoe canoe canoe canoe at sea.

On the next page, a photo of Lord Mandelson on the next page that prepares a dining table with two women hidden, leaving with friends to entertain instead.

Lord Mandelson, Epstein is known for taking you with surprise … He likes to share with his friends in one of his glorious houses, as well as a single malt whiskey label and a picture of a tropical island.

On the next page, he writes that a picture of two randomly chats on a porch: “But when the world, it continues to be my best friend!”

“Happy birthday Jeffrey. We love you !!” Lord Mandelson finishes the entrance.

Together with the book, US deputies published a series of documents including Epstein’s personal address book and will.

After the Wall Street Journal first declared the existence of the “Birthday Book”, Trump damaged $ 10 billion (£ 7.4 billion) against reporters, publishers and managers, including Rupert Murdoch, owner of News Corp.

Epstein was first accused of criminal offense in the request of prostitution in Florida in 2006. He died in prison while waiting for the trial in 2019.