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Prime Minister Keir Starmer told the House of Commons on Monday that UK Security Vetting recommended Peter Mandelson be denied developed vetting clearance on Jan. 28, 2025, but Foreign Office officials overruled that decision the following day.

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Prime Minister Keir Starmer told the House of Commons on Monday that UK Security Vetting recommended Peter Mandelson be denied developed vetting clearance on Jan. 28, 2025, but Foreign Office officials overruled that decision the following day.

Starmer said he first learned on April 14 that the Foreign Office had granted Mandelson security clearance despite the vetting agency's recommendation against it, and stated he would not have made the appointment had he known.

Starmer said he first learned on April 14 that the Foreign Office had granted Mandelson security clearance despite the vetting agency's recommendation against it, and stated he would not have made the appointment had he known.

Starmer told MPs: "A deliberate decision was taken to withhold that material. This was not a lack of asking. This wasn't an oversight. It was a decision taken not to share that information on repeated occasions."

Starmer told MPs: "A deliberate decision was taken to withhold that material. This was not a lack of asking. This wasn't an oversight. It was a decision taken not to share that information on repeated occasions."

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said the concerns "go beyond propriety and ethics — this is a matter of national security" and accused Starmer of having "thrown his staff and his officials under the bus."

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said the concerns "go beyond propriety and ethics — this is a matter of national security" and accused Starmer of having "thrown his staff and his officials under the bus."

Starmer told MPs he accepted "a judgement I made that was wrong" in appointing Mandelson and apologized to victims of Jeffrey Epstein. He also confirmed that no diplomatic appointment can now be announced until security vetting has been completed.

Starmer told MPs he accepted "a judgement I made that was wrong" in appointing Mandelson and apologized to victims of Jeffrey Epstein. He also confirmed that no diplomatic appointment can now be announced until security vetting has been completed.

Reform UK MP Lee Anderson and independent MP Zarah Sultana were both removed from the Commons chamber after using unparliamentary language accusing Starmer of lying. Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey called the appointment a "catastrophic error of judgment" and urged Starmer to resign.

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Reform UK MP Lee Anderson and independent MP Zarah Sultana were both removed from the Commons chamber after using unparliamentary language accusing Starmer of lying. Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey called the appointment a "catastrophic error of judgment" and urged Starmer to resign.

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