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The ISC chair said documents may be published even if embarrassing to Downing Street, as long as national security isn’t compromised.
Labour figures accused Mandelson of lying, while noting Starmer’s position and calling for leadership accountability.
John McDonnell urged a potential caretaker to lead temporarily to cleanse party politics amid the Mandelson controversy.
Nigel Farage framed Mandelson-Epstein as the biggest scandal in British politics in a Newport rally.
Reform UK’s leadership push suggested Morgan McSweeney could be removed, with mixed views on helping the prime minister.
Steve Reed defended Starmer and said Mandelson had ‘conned everybody’ over the Epstein relationship.
The ISC chair indicated documents could impact international relations but would not compromise national security.
Revealed details include Mandelson’s friendship with Epstein and prior vetting that didn’t flag deeper concerns.
The vetting process faced fresh scrutiny as Reed blamed the system for failing to flag Epstein ties before the US ambassadorship.
The debate intensified as MPs warned Starmer’s leadership could be challenged depending on new document releases.

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A Guardian cartoon by Ben Jennings features Keir Starmer, Peter Mandelson and Morgan McSweeney in a leadership-critique scene.
The piece sits in Guardian Opinion as a satirical take on Labour leadership dynamics.
The cartoon references Starmer and key Labour figures amid ongoing party discussions.
The cover line signals focus on Labour leaders and internal debate.
The cartoon is part of a broader conversation about Labour's strategy and reception.
The image was published on February 5, 2026, marking a timely critique.
The cartoon uses satire to comment on leadership tensions within Labour.
The Guardian labels the piece as an opinion cartoon.
Key figures named include Starmer, Mandelson and McSweeney, signaling internal party focus.
The piece appears amid public discourse on Labour's direction and messaging.

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Downing Street defies calls from Labour MPs to sack Morgan McSweeney, saying he retains the prime minister’s confidence.
The Row centers on Peter Mandelson’s US ambassador appointment and the vetting documents awaiting ISC review.
Keir Starmer apologized to Epstein victims for Mandelson’s appointment, citing lies and prior assurances.
MPs warned McSweeney’s survival would make Starmer’s position untenable, fueling leadership whispers.
The ISC is expected to decide on publication of sensitive material, separate from the government’s timeline.
Budget and markets reacted to ongoing Mandelson scandal rumors as investors watch for leadership stability.
Some ministers urged overriding police redactions to demonstrate decisive leadership, while others resisted.
Labour backbenchers pressed for changes as the documents release schedule remained uncertain.
Harriet Harman urged Starmer to reset his leadership following Mandelson controversies.
Opposition parties called for a no-confidence vote as the Mandelson affair deepens political tension.

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