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Keir Starmer Apologizes to Epstein Victims Over Mandelson Appointment. Prime Minister Keir Starmer apologized to victims of Jeffrey Epstein after facing criticism for appointing Peter Mandelson as the UK’s ambassador to Washington. The apology follows newly released Epstein files suggesting Mandelson leaked sensitive government discussions to Epstein while serving as business secretary. Starmer addressed Epstein’s victims in Hastings, expressing regret for appointing Mandelson, admitting to trusting his lies, and acknowledging the harm caused. The PM vowed his government would ensure accountability, stating that justice will not be optional for those in power. Starmer’s apology comes amid growing anger within the Labour Party, with MPs calling for the resignation of Morgan McSweeney, who they believe played a key role in Mandelson’s appointment. Veteran Labour MP Karl Turner urged Starmer to part ways with McSweeney, saying it was a critical mistake to keep him in the role. Government ministers, however, defend McSweeney, blaming Mandelson for manipulating the situation rather than the PM or his team. The controversy highlights internal divisions within Labour, as Starmer faces calls for further accountability regarding his decision to appoint Mandelson.
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