UK police review reports of alleged misconduct by Mandelson after Epstein files release


FILE PHOTO: Peter Mandelson, who was at the time British Ambassador to the United States, walks on the day British Prime Minister Keir Starmer held an emergency Cobra meeting, in London, Britain, June 18, 2025. REUTERS/Jaimi Joy/File Photo

LONDON, Feb ‌2 (Reuters) - UK police said ‌they are reviewing reports ‌of alleged misconduct to determine if they meet the threshold ‍for a criminal ‍investigation, following ‌calls to probe former UK ‍ambassador to ​the U.S. Peter Mandelson over ⁠his links to Jeffrey Epstein.

"Following ‌this release (of Epstein files) and ⁠subsequent media ‍reporting, the Met has received a number ‍of reports relating to ‌alleged misconduct in a public office," Ella Marriott, commander of the Met police, said in a statement on Monday.

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