
Zara Sultana thrown out of Commons in extraordinary Commons clash
Zara Sultana became the second MP to be thrown out of the House of Commons during Keir Starmer's grilling over Lord Peter Mandelson's vetting.
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Zara Sultana became the second MP to be thrown out of the House of Commons during Keir Starmer's grilling over Lord Peter Mandelson's vetting.

Left-winger became the second MP to be thrown out of the chamber during Sir Keir Starmer's grilling over Mandelson's vetting scandal

Sir Keir Starmer addressed MPs in the Commons about Peter Mandelson's vetting for his job as US ambassador.

Sir Keir Starmer addressed MPs in the Commons about Peter Mandelson's vetting for his job as US ambassador.

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On top of the already-conducted reviews by Chris Wormald, the ongoing Humble Address collection effort, and so on. Another review… “I have asked the government security group in the Cabinet Office to look at any security concerns raised during Peter Mandelson’s tenure.” Asked about why Mandelson received high-level STRAP clearance for access to the most…

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Anderson added: “That man couldn’t lie straight in bed.”

PM says in Commons statement he has ordered inquiry into any security concerns relating to Mandelson’s tenure in US UK politics live – latest updates The Foreign Office has been stripped of its powers to overrule vetting decisions after the Peter Mandelson scandal, Keir Starmer told MPs as he sought to set out his side of events in a politically crucial statement in parliament. Saying to jeers that he accepted it appeared “incredible” he and other ministers were not told Mandelson was initiall
Badenoch asked the following questions – summarised – of Starmer at his statement: The Cabinet Secretary told him in November 2024 that vetting must precede appointment. How was “full due process” true No 10 didn’t deny front-page reports that Mandelson failed vetting. Why not? Will he repeat that no one in No 10 knew before…