Former European Union employee Peter Mandelson has urged Prime Minister Theresa May to pay the £50 billion “ransom” the bloc has demanded as the price of Brexit.
As the UK triggers Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty and begins the process of exiting the European Union, infamous New Labour heavyweight Peter Mandelson has urged diehard Remain campaigners to “Resist, Renew and Reorganise”.
Lord Mandelson has defended plans to sabotage Brexit, saying voters were misled during the referendum campaign, and promising that mass immigration will continue whether Britain leaves the European Union (EU) or not. “I think many people who voted to leave who
British Influence, a ‘think tank’ chaired by Peter Wilding, who has previously worked for the European Commission, are launching a fresh bid to derail Brexit in the High Court. The group aims to demonstrate that the British government needs permission
Former Business Secretary Lord Mandelson has been criticised after claiming Brexit would endanger the Northern Ireland peace process and lead to a “hard border” between the province and the Republic of Ireland. The Labour peer, who also served as Northern
Lord Mandelson has told the political opponents of Jeremy Corbyn they had better prepare for the “long haul”, as it would be wrong to force the new Labour leader out before the public have made their verdict on him clear.
Former Labour minister Lord Mandelson has avoided paying tax on £400,000 by authorising his company to loan it to him rather than taking the money as a salary. His company, Willbury Limited, collects payments for his speaking engagements and his
