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    Mandelson's consultancy firm cutting ties with him after Epstein emails

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    Posted on September 11, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Mandelson's firm cuts ties after emails reveal his relationship with Epstein, leading to his resignation as UK ambassador.

    Table of Contents

    • Mandelson's Controversial Relationship with Epstein
    • Resignation from Ambassador Role
    • Global Counsel's Response
    • Mandelson's Regrets
    • Foreign Ministry's Statement

    Mandelson's Consultancy Firm Ends Association Following Epstein Emails

    Mandelson's Controversial Relationship with Epstein

    LONDON (Reuters) -Peter Mandelson's consultancy firm is cutting ties with him after newly surfaced emails revealed the extent of his relationship with the late U.S. sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.

    Resignation from Ambassador Role

    Mandelson was sacked earlier on Thursday as Britain's ambassador to Washington by Prime Minister Keir Starmer amid anger over the content of the emails and letters that became public.

    Global Counsel's Response

    Global Counsel, which Mandelson co-founded in 2010, is in the process of divesting his multi-million pound stake, according to a person familiar with the matter, adding that the process began in January. Companies House filings in June showed he still retained a 21% shareholding.

    Mandelson's Regrets

    Global Counsel and Mandelson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

    Foreign Ministry's Statement

    Mandelson had described Epstein as "my best pal" in a letter, and had advised him to seek early release from jail.

    On Wednesday, Mandelson had said he deeply regretted ever meeting Epstein, and that he had carried on the association "for far longer than I should have done", suggesting he had believed the lies of a "charismatic criminal liar".

    Britain's foreign ministry said when announcing Mandelson's withdrawal that the emails had revealed a materially different relationship than was known at the time of his appointment.

    (Reporting by Sam Tabahriti; Editing by Daniel Wallis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Mandelson's consultancy firm is ending its association with him.
    • •Emails revealed Mandelson's close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
    • •Mandelson was removed as Britain's ambassador to Washington.
    • •Global Counsel is divesting Mandelson's stake in the company.
    • •Mandelson expressed regret over his association with Epstein.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Mandelson's consultancy firm cutting ties with him after Epstein emails

    1Why is Peter Mandelson's consultancy firm cutting ties with him?

    Peter Mandelson's consultancy firm is cutting ties with him after emails revealed the extent of his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.

    2What was the reaction of the UK Prime Minister regarding Mandelson?

    Prime Minister Keir Starmer sacked Mandelson as Britain's ambassador to Washington due to the anger over the content of the emails and letters that became public.

    3What did Mandelson say about his relationship with Epstein?

    Mandelson described Epstein as 'my best pal' and later expressed deep regret for meeting him, stating he had maintained the association 'for far longer than I should have done.'

    4What did the UK's foreign ministry say about Mandelson's emails?

    The UK's foreign ministry announced that the emails revealed a materially different relationship than was known at the time of Mandelson's appointment.

    5What steps is Global Counsel taking regarding Mandelson?

    Global Counsel is in the process of divesting Mandelson's multi-million pound stake, a process that reportedly began in January.

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