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'Grave danger’ | Keir Starmer URGED by Met Police not to release ‘certain’ Mandelson documents

Go to http://www.expressvpn.com/GBNews to get 75% off ExpressVPN. Protect your money and your identity now. #ad ExpressVPN terms and conditions apply. As the fallout from the Peter Mandelson appointment intensifies, Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to release all documents related to the vetting process and Mandelson’s links to Jeffrey Epstein. With the Metropolitan Police now intervening and urging the government to withhold certain files to protect an ongoing investigation, the panel, including Michael Gove and Luke Sullivan, debates whether the Prime Minister can survive this scandal. 0:00 - Can Keir Starmer survive the 'political scandal of the century'? 0:41 - The Mandelson Appointment: Michael Gove on the failure of judgment. 1:31 - Angela Rayner’s Role: How the former Deputy Leader pressured the government for transparency. 2:03 - Parliament Loses Control: Christopher Hope on the government's 'partygate-style' unravelling. 3:07 - Breaking News: The Met Police urge Starmer not to release ‘certain’ Mandelson documents. 4:32 - Recapping the appalling dialogue between Mandelson and Epstein. 5:56 - PMQs Confrontation: Kemi Badenoch’s specific question on Starmer’s security vetting. 7:15 - Was Mandelson appointed before the security checks were completed? 8:50 - The Accountability Gap 10:45 - Morgan McSweeney & Advisors: Analysing the influence of the PM’s inner circle. 12:15 - A Monumental Scandal: Luke Sullivan on why this would have collapsed previous governments. 14:19 - Victims and the Financial Crisis 16:53 - Final Thoughts: What the next 48 hours hold for the future of the Labour government. #lordMandelson #ukpolitics #scandal #Labour #Keirstarmer #metpolice #MichaelGove #PoliticalScandal Keep up to date with GB News at gbnews.com or on X @GBNEWS Become a Friend of GB News: gbnews.com/friend