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Commissioner. On 29 October 2008, while Mandelson was on a ministerial visit to Moscow, it was alleged in the British press that Valery Pechenkin, the head of security at Deripaska's company Basic Element, had organised a swift entry visa for Mandelson when he turned up in
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reported in 2019 that the claim was untrue, stating that while there are rules governing the conduct of current and former EU staff members, which can lead to pensions sanctions, the
European Commission had informed them that it would be "probably impossible" for such people to lose their pension for
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and by John Booth, a former Labour Party press officer standing as "Genuine Labour", but
Mandelson was re-elected with a large majority. In his victory speech, Mandelson said: "It was said that I was facing political oblivion ... Well, they underestimated Hartlepool and they underestimated me because
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Mandelson's previous meetings with Deripaska. In response, Prime Minister Gordon Brown said Mandelson's dealings with Deripaska had been "found to be above board". Mandelson said that meeting business figures from "across the range" in emerging
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Chinese children, killing at least six. Ironically, during the previous week Mandelson had drunk a glass of Chinese yoghurt in front of reporters in order to show his confidence in Chinese dairy products, although his own kidney stones were
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Mandelson is gay and he is said to be "intensely private" about his personal life. During his time in government, the press – tabloid and broadsheet alike – often portrayed
Mandelson as effeminate through "the linguistic resources of camp" and narcissistic – sometimes including coded references to
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Mandelson's second home allowance claim, dating from 2004, saying, "Lord Mandelson billed the taxpayer for almost ÂŁ3,000 of work on his constituency home in Hartlepool less than a week after announcing his decision to stand down as an MP." Mandelson said in a
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Whitehall sources, Mandelson was persuaded that tough laws were needed to reduce online copyright infringement following an intensive lobbying campaign by influential people in the music and film industry. The paper also reported that this included a meeting with
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Heathrow Airport. The protester was cautioned on 9 April for causing "harassment, alarm or distress".
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about the "possibility of having a power to direct Ofcom to go directly to introduce technical measures". Mandelson made the formal announcement that technical measures, including disconnection, were to be included in the Digital Economy Bill two months later on 7 August 2009.
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villa on the Greek island of Corfu. Mandelson's spokesperson claimed that there had been no discussion of internet piracy during the Corfu dinner and suggested that the decision to reverse Lord Carter's findings had been taken in late July before the trip.
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as a potential prime minister. Tagged "Kinnock – the Movie", it led to the party leader's approval rating being raised by 16%, or 19%, in polls, and was even repeated in another PPB slot. The election, held on 11 June 1987, returned
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homosexual acts in their descriptions of his actions. He has lived with his husband Reinaldo Avila da Silva, a Brazilian translator, since March 1998. After 27 years together, the two wed on 28 October 2023.
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4456:"'I was clearly wrong'. – Jeremy Corbyn's Labour critics congratulate the leader"
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4364:"Peter Mandelson 'praying' for early election to end 'awful' Labour saga"
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4744:"The Times signs big political names for How To Win An Election podcast"
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The Ramin Paper Trail Asia Pulp & Paper Under Investigation – Part 2
3792:"Families could lose broadband access as Mandelson takes on web pirates"
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In 2021, it was reported that Mandelson had been advising Labour leader
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Mandelson attended Garden Suburb School, and between 1965 and 1972 the
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4772:"MPs expenses: Questions over timing of Peter Mandelson's house claim"
4179:"Press Release: Lord Mandelson to Serve as a Senior Adviser to Lazard"
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and Lord Peter Mandelson, a senior member of the British government".
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2527:"An Utterly Exasperated History of Modern Britain by John O'Farrell"
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4607:"Liam Fox and Peter Mandelson compete to be next world trade chief"
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3883:"Documents show the Digital Economy Act was a done deal all along"
3381:"Tories pushed into fourth place as Labour holds on to Hartlepool"
2538:"Paradise found: Peter Mandelson recalls growing up on the Suburb"
2118:, European Research Forum at London Metropolitan University, 2006
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the same day. Following his return to office, Mandelson supported
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5120:"Peter Mandelson refuses to defend links to Russian defence firm"
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1480:, on 2 June 2009 and that on the following day Mandelson advised
1043:, and made several speeches outlining his strong support for the
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4516:"Labour's election defeat "not undeserved" says Peter Mandelson"
2943:"Peter breaks cover (again) as the Blairite battalions come out"
739:" because of his "ruthlessness" and "media savvy". He served as
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People associated with the 1997 United Kingdom general election
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4852:"British politician Peter Mandelson ill after yoghurt in China"
4128:"British House of Commons – Register of Journalists' Interests"
3722:"Weakened Gordon Brown unable to shift cabinet's bigger beasts"
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1577:. It was then speculated that Mandelson would stand to succeed
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3412:"Lord Mandelson must remain loyal to EU to guarantee pension"
2449:"The Mandelson loan: Mystery of the pounds 475,000 townhouse"
2310:"'What do we do now?': the New Labour landslide, 20 years on"
1889:, who died two months later. In April 2016, Mandelson became
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4803:"Mandelson, the computer king and a party on a luxury yacht"
4633:"Mandelson pitches for WTO post, calls for rule book revamp"
3885:. The Inquirer. Archived from the original on 8 October 2012
1885:. He was replaced in this un-remunerated post by playwright
1117:
5100:"Unite threatens Labour with legal action over Falkirk row"
3455:"EU staff don't lose their pensions for criticising the EU"
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in 1996 partly with an interest-free loan of ÂŁ373,000 from
4481:"Jeremy Corbyn: 'I will not lead Labour at next election'"
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3646:"Mandelson throws his weight behind third Heathrow runway"
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was established in 2004. Both of Britain's Commissioners,
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4937:"Peter Mandelson dogged by his links to Russian oligarch"
4028:"Mandelson memoirs condemned by Labour leadership rivals"
3535:"Peter Mandelson profile: The Prince of Darkness returns"
2214:"Peter Mandelson profile: The Prince of Darkness returns"
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5426:
Sultans of Spin: The Media and the New Labour Government
5041:"Veteran KGB spy revealed as Deripaska's right-hand man"
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Wheeler, Caroline; Pogrund, Gabriel (14 February 2021).
2370:"Old faces of New Labour in Keir Starmer's inner circle"
1935:. This led to press harassment of his partner, with the
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An opinion poll conducted by the centre-left think tank
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at the Progressive Governance Conference, February 2010.
905:. As Chair of the BYC, he was a delegate in 1978 to the
5180:"The House of Commons – Register of Members' Interests"
3852:"Mandelson targets web pirates after dinner with mogul"
5482:
Servants of the People: The Inside Story of New Labour
3305:"Mandelson's Brexiteers: Mutiny in Labour's home port"
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Mandelson was, until 8 October 2008, the President of
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and damaging the habitats of rare animals such as the
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In May 2012, Mandelson confirmed that he was advising
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Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills
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would be merged into his, giving him the new title of
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Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills
3761:"Lord Mandelson's empire: 35 Cabinet committee posts"
790:. He is the only person to have held the position of
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LGBT members of the Parliament of the United Kingdom
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5496:
Mandy: The Unauthorised Biography of Peter Mandelson
5335:"BBC to replay clip of Lord Mandelson being 'outed'"
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Robertson, David; Charter, David (13 October 2008).
3509:"Peter Mandelson goes to Lords amid new controversy"
2649:"On his return, Mandelson shows he's ready to fight"
1914:
1557:. In 2013, he also joined the Board of Trustees of
843:. On his mother's side, Mandelson is a grandson of
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5867:Secretary of State for Business, Innovation Skills
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4337:"Lord Mandelson: Don't rush to oust Jeremy Corbyn"
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1430:after a "big lobbying operation", even though the
1413:Department for Innovation, Universities and Skills
1186:. On 24 January 2001, Mandelson resigned from the
1047:. Although sidelined during the brief period when
5279:"Is stricken Mandy likely to lose Reinaldo, too?"
4605:Maguire, Patrick; Wright, Oliver (22 June 2020).
4355:
4097:"Mandelson faces having to name business clients"
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1122:In July 1998, he was appointed to the Cabinet as
1051:led the party, Mandelson was by now close to two
972:in which Labour defeated the Conservative Party.
931:, where he formed a friendship with his superior
30:"Mandelson" redirects here. For the surname, see
8815:Labour Party (UK) MPs for English constituencies
8800:First secretaries of state of the United Kingdom
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6323:First Secretaries of State of the United Kingdom
5461:Trio: Inside the Blair, Brown, Mandelson Project
5373:"Storyville, 2010–2011, Mandelson: The Real PM?"
4934:
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2473:"Mandelson on Judaism, Lord Levy and his JC dad"
2396:"Who's who in Keir Starmer's reshaped top team?"
1687:Director-General of the World Trade Organisation
1624:, a ceremonial position held by his grandfather
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885:due to the UK's support of the U.S. role in the
727:From 1985 to 1990, Mandelson served as Labour's
5314:"Why Mandy Won't Let Sexuality Queer the Pitch"
5016:"Mandelson hails thaw in relations with Moscow"
4801:Anthony Browne, Daniel McGrory and Lewis Smith
4312:"East Yorkshire city brings back ancient roles"
4072:"Mandelson looks east for Russian directorship"
3036:
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2794:"Labour Party Election Broadcast (21 May 1987)"
2446:Boggan, Steve; Waugh, Paul (23 December 1998).
2394:Mason, Rowena; Crerar, Pippa (7 October 2023).
2155:Office vacant from 27 June 2007 to 5 June 2009.
1104:Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport
979:campaign, Mandelson commissioned film director
8058:European Commissioners from the United Kingdom
7602:Shadow Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
5558:The Third Man: Life at the Heart of New Labour
5302:
4821:"Peter Mandelson to have kidney stone removed"
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4184:. Lazard, Ltd. 21 January 2011. Archived from
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3009:"Page told ministers to stay away from Dome',
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2502:The Third Man: Life at the Heart of New Labour
2129:The Third Man: Life at the Heart of New Labour
1519:The Third Man: Life at the Heart of New Labour
8915:Politicians from the London Borough of Barnet
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5582:Lord Mandelson, former MP – They Work For You
5234:"The truth was 'out'. And so were the knives"
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4691:"Liam Fox wins UK nomination for WTO top job"
4659:"UK set to nominate Liam Fox for top WTO job"
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2088:The Blair Revolution: Can New Labour Deliver?
1841:2013 Labour Party Falkirk candidate selection
1434:report had rejected this type of punishment.
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819:, on 21 October 1953, the son of Mary Joyce (
8775:Councillors in the London Borough of Lambeth
8668:Tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime
5395:"Mandelson receives French Legion d'honneur"
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901:In the late 1970s he became Chairman of the
731:. He was one of the first to whom the term "
27:British politician and life peer (born 1953)
7868:Secretaries of State for Trade and Industry
7787:Secretaries of State for Trade and Industry
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1608:. At least 67 companies worldwide, such as
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1391:. On 6 March 2009, environmental protester
1128:Millennium Bug And Electronic Commerce Bill
735:" was applied and gained the nickname "the
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5939:Orders of precedence in the United Kingdom
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5355:"Mandelson phoned BBC after being 'outed'"
5150:Miller, Joe; Pickard, Jim (21 June 2023).
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3652:. London. 15 December 2008. Archived from
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851:Leader and Labour Cabinet Minister in the
355:11 October 1999 – 24 January 2001
303:22 November 2004 – 3 October 2008
61:
8885:Writers from the London Borough of Barnet
8865:Secretaries of State for Northern Ireland
7436:Secretaries of State for Northern Ireland
5786:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
5691:Peter Mandelson | Politics | The Guardian
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3482:"Mandelson becomes peer amid controversy"
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2761:"Peter Mandelson: Timeline of his career"
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1812:. Mandelson denied that there had been a
1124:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
1118:Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
881:. During his teenage years he joined the
693:Peter Benjamin Mandelson, Baron Mandelson
8900:Hartlepool United F.C. non-playing staff
8765:Alumni of St Catherine's College, Oxford
7649:Energy Secretaries of the United Kingdom
5587:Peter Mandelson profile at UK Parliament
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873:Hampstead Garden Suburb Dramatic Society
506:9 April 1992 – 8 September 2004
249:27 July 1998 – 23 December 1998
8790:English people of Polish-Jewish descent
5813:Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
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5075:. progressonline.org.uk. Archived from
5013:
4987:
4904:"UK. Conservatives Linked to Deripaska"
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3409:Christopher Hope, ed. (16 March 2009).
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3201:"Mandelson resigns over Hinduja affair"
3006:
2674:"Mandelson: The controversial minister"
1569:, even though Mandelson had not been a
1168:Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
1162:Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
964:" was applied; he was thus called "the
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343:Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
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4543:"How the struggle for Europe was lost"
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3820:"The Net closes in on internet piracy"
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3749:, Prime Minister's Office, 5 June 2009
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3334:"Mandelson appointed to lead EU trade"
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2917:Speaking for myself: The autobiography
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8860:Politics of the Borough of Hartlepool
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4362:Weaver, Matthew (27 September 2016).
4059:from the original on 12 January 2022.
3175:"Mandelson passes first Commons test"
3042:"Double resignation rocks government"
2910:
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2727:
2620:
2368:Savage, Michael (26 September 2021).
2308:Freedland, Jonathan (29 April 2017).
798:and as a "core part" of his network.
700:(born 21 October 1953), is a British
202:3 October 2008 – 11 May 2010
5290:from the original on 12 January 2022
5131:from the original on 12 January 2022
4876:Robertson, David (21 October 2008).
4783:from the original on 12 January 2022
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4402:from the original on 12 January 2022
4224:from the original on 12 January 2022
3431:from the original on 12 January 2022
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3131:from the original on 12 January 2022
3117:Brogan, Benedict (16 October 2000).
1359:. On 13 October 2008 he was created
1063:– each regarded as potential future
911:World Festival of Youth and Students
5231:Macintyre, Donald (20 April 1999).
5219:
5117:Holehouse, Matthew (4 April 2014).
4689:Casalicchio, Emilio (8 July 2020).
3850:Oliver, Jonathan (16 August 2009).
3719:
3676:"Mandelson custard woman cautioned"
3568:"Mandelson to return to government"
3379:Wintour, Patrick (1 October 2004).
3368:. 20 September 2004. p. 11832.
3068:"Mandelson gets mortgage all-clear"
2940:
2567:Macintyre, Donald (21 April 1999).
1237:I am a fighter and not a quitter."
1035:Mandelson was first elected to the
948:Labour's Director of Communications
942:
24:
8905:Life peers created by Elizabeth II
7976:Secretaries of State for Business,
7656:Ministers of Fuel, Light and Power
5614:Peter Mandelson: Interview in full
5418:
5206:Manchester Metropolitan University
5182:. Parliament of the United Kingdom
4388:Hughes, Laura (21 February 2017).
4252:Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft of
4213:"Mandelson poised to buy ÂŁ8m home"
4130:. Parliament of the United Kingdom
4045:Collins, Nick (30 November 2010).
3918:Hennessy, Patrick (7 March 2009).
3453:Reland, Joël (30 September 2019).
1895:Manchester Metropolitan University
1883:Central School of Speech and Drama
1538:. In November 2010, Mandelson and
1267:Steward of the Manor of Northstead
409:2 May 1997 – 27 July 1998
144:5 June 2009 – 11 May 2010
90:5 June 2009 – 11 May 2010
25:
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6006:
5682:collected news and commentary at
5666:collected news and commentary at
5592:Peter Mandelson | Financial Times
5575:
5098:Wintour, Patrick (27 June 2013).
4963:"Tories seek Mandelson 'clarity'"
4912:. 22 October 2008. Archived from
3968:"Labour learns to love Mandelson"
3966:Wright, Ben (28 September 2009).
3622:. 17 October 2008. p. 15991.
3602:. 10 October 2008. p. 15551.
3507:Nicholas Watt (13 October 2008).
3163:from the original on 26 May 2022.
3120:"Mandelson 'lied over home loan'"
3007:Carrell, Severin (16 June 2000).
2823:"The rise and fall of New Labour"
2647:Rawnsley, Andrew (1 March 2009).
2581:from the original on 26 May 2022.
2460:from the original on 26 May 2022.
2343:"Baron Mandelson joins the Lords"
1411:; it was also announced that the
8895:Presidents of the Board of Trade
8890:Officers of the Legion of Honour
8850:People educated at Hendon School
8785:English male non-fiction writers
8760:21st-century English LGBT people
8755:20th-century English LGBT people
8717:
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8649:New Labour, New Life for Britain
8289:
8195:European Commissioners for Trade
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7923:Enterprise and Regulatory Reform
7921:Secretary of State for Business,
7863:Presidents of the Board of Trade
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6446:Presidents of the Board of Trade
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5700:Parliament of the United Kingdom
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5014:Parfitt, Tom (29 October 2008).
5007:
4988:Parfitt, Tom (28 October 2008).
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4850:Rowan Callick (8 October 2008).
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4586:from the original on 26 May 2022
4435:from the original on 26 May 2022
4149:Skelton, Charlie (19 May 2009).
3831:from the original on 26 May 2022
3817:Merrick, Jane (16 August 2009).
3759:Wardrop, Murray (22 July 2009).
3332:Kirkup, James (17 August 2004).
3247:"Mandelson faces new challenger"
3235:. 31 January 2001. p. 1223.
2887:"Brown and Mandelson: It's Love"
2621:Ahmed, Kamal (19 January 2003).
2115:The City in Europe and the World
2057:
1915:Attempted outings and harassment
1900:
1728:
1685:announced he would step down as
1674:, Mandelson sat on the board on
759:positions under Prime Ministers
662:
643:
7941:Secretaries of State for Energy
7810:Secretaries of State for Energy
5840:European Commissioner for Trade
4990:"Mandelson silent on Deripaska"
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4454:Mairs, Nicholas (9 June 2017).
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1645:2015 Labour leadership election
1421:President of the Board of Trade
1082:, which Labour won decisively.
896:
769:European Commissioner for Trade
710:President of the Board of Trade
672:Mandelson makes a statement on
606:
291:European Commissioner for Trade
190:President of the Board of Trade
167:The Baroness Royall of Blaisdon
8835:Lord Presidents of the Council
8770:British European commissioners
8633:Labour Co-ordinating Committee
8516:Chancellorship of Gordon Brown
8330:
7978:Energy and Industrial Strategy
5543:The Blair Revolution Revisited
3881:Wilson, Dean (1 August 2011).
3790:Coates, Sam (26 August 2009).
3533:Swaine, Jon (3 October 2008).
2920:. Little, Brown. p. 173.
2849:. 24 April 1992. p. 7176.
2759:Swaine, Jon (3 October 2008).
2703:"'Prince of darkness' returns"
2361:
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2212:Swaine, Jon (3 October 2008).
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2100:The Blair Revolution Revisited
1831:In June 2013, writing for the
1419:and that he would continue as
1389:the planned Heathrow expansion
1339:On 3 October 2008, as part of
1152:Register of Members' Interests
1023:, which was then considered a
891:St Catherine's College, Oxford
634:St Catherine's College, Oxford
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5921:Lord President of the Council
4819:Jon Swaine (6 October 2008).
4631:Gray, Andrew (17 June 2020).
4210:Holly Watt (21 August 2011).
2812:, The Telegraph, 14 July 2012
2471:Jenni Frazer (22 July 2010).
2171:
2102:, (2nd ed), Politicos, 2002,
1929:in 1998 on the BBC programme
1409:Lord President of the Council
1347:in the re-designated post of
1323:Peerage and return to Cabinet
1176:devolved legislative assembly
1142:. Mandelson bought a home in
1090:Mandelson was appointed as a
801:
132:Lord President of the Council
8810:Labour Party (UK) life peers
7696:Minister of Co-ordination of
7597:Secretary of State for Wales
6042:Baroness Ashton of Upholland
5650:Social Democracy Observatory
5375:. BBC Four. 28 November 2010
4421:Merrick, Rob (9 June 2017).
3747:Full list of Cabinet members
3303:Rowley, Tom (12 July 2016).
3152:"Mandelson 'lied' over loan"
1828:to visit Deripaska in 2005.
1357:member of the House of Lords
1228:Mandelson was challenged by
869:Hendon County Grammar School
862:
811:Peter Mandelson was born in
716:, honorary president of the
451:Member of the House of Lords
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8820:Labour Party (UK) officials
8523:Premiership of Gordon Brown
7714:Ministers of Fuel and Power
6251:Baroness Scotland of Asthal
6162:Baroness Royall of Blaisdon
4769:Prince, Rosa (8 May 2009).
4070:Jim Pickard (31 May 2013).
4011:by Peter Mandelson: review"
3159:. London. 16 October 2000.
2024:Mandelson was portrayed by
2007:Mandelson was portrayed by
1990:Mandelson was portrayed by
1947:Press Complaints Commission
1871:Prince Andrew, Duke of York
1581:as Director-General of the
1567:International Monetary Fund
1351:and would be raised to the
1271:2004 Hartlepool by-election
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875:, as the eponymous lead in
831:who was commissioned as an
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8910:Jewish British politicians
8661:Things Can Only Get Better
7684:
5759:Minister without Portfolio
5620:Peter Mandelson: Interview
3484:. Politics. Archived from
2542:Hampstead Highgate Express
2283:"Profile: Peter Mandelson"
2051:
1676:Britain Stronger in Europe
1106:who had been running it).
1092:Minister without Portfolio
1086:Minister without Portfolio
917:, Cuba. He was elected to
855:. Mandelson was raised in
778:before its victory in the
729:Director of Communications
718:Great Britain–China Centre
708:from 2009 to 2010. He was
397:Minister without Portfolio
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5532:Mandelson, Peter (1997):
3954:"Blair: In his own words"
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2500:Mandelson, Peter (2010).
2028:in the 2011 comedy drama
1877:Non-political commitments
1658:After the results of the
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5894:First Secretary of State
5602:Profile: Peter Mandelson
5526:
5494:Routledge, Paul (1999):
5443:Mandelson: The Biography
5424:Jones, Nicholas (2000):
3926:. London. Archived from
3858:. London. Archived from
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2767:. London. Archived from
2142:
1818:Shadow Foreign Secretary
1660:2017 UK general election
1583:World Trade Organization
1514:2010 UK general election
1428:Digital Economy Act 2010
1405:First Secretary of State
1226:2001 UK general election
1080:1997 UK general election
1041:1992 UK general election
977:1987 UK general election
792:First Secretary of State
706:First Secretary of State
677:Recorded 24 October 2006
548:Peter Benjamin Mandelson
78:First Secretary of State
8805:English gay politicians
8547:The Future of Socialism
7764:Ministers of Technology
7445:Northern Ireland Office
5202:"University Chancellor"
4151:"Our man at Bilderberg"
3442:(subscription required)
2047:was based on Mandelson.
2031:The Hunt for Tony Blair
1977:Mandelson: The Real PM?
1837:affiliated trade unions
1628:in 1956–65 and defunct
1516:, Mandelson's memoirs,
1395:of anti-aviation group
1180:power-sharing executive
970:1986 Fulham by-election
919:Lambeth Borough Council
857:Hampstead Garden Suburb
771:between 2004 and 2008.
755:, and held a number of
658:Peter Mandelson's voice
596:Reinaldo Avila da Silva
67:Official portrait, 2004
8655:New Labour, New Danger
7242:Benita Ferrero-Waldner
6195:Also attended meetings
5498:Simon & Schuster,
4248:20 August 2018 at the
2861:"The Tony Blair Story"
2597:"Revolution revisited"
2570:"A life less ordinary"
1703:How To Win An Election
1640:
1470:Freedom of Information
1336:
1331:Mandelson (left) with
1234:Socialist Labour Party
1192:a passport application
1130:and a Competitiveness
883:Young Communist League
7818:Peter Lord Carrington
5463:. London: IB Tauris.
3096:(17 September 2000).
1906:Partner and sexuality
1735:2009 expenses scandal
1638:
1594:Asia Pulp & Paper
1540:Benjamin Wegg-Prosser
1478:Universal Music Group
1330:
1281:European Commissioner
1247:European Commissioner
991:Oscar as Best Picture
903:British Youth Council
849:London County Council
780:1997 general election
8694:Future Britain Group
8463:Leadership elections
8452:Post-election events
7257:Mariann Fischer Boel
5716:Member of Parliament
5079:on 24 September 2015
4827:. UK. Archived from
2477:The Jewish Chronicle
1851:aired an episode of
1814:conflict of interest
1754:, the co-founder of
1622:High Steward of Hull
1065:leaders of the party
828:The Jewish Chronicle
741:Member of Parliament
489:Member of Parliament
44:The Right Honourable
8602:Alexander Bernstein
7663:Gwilym Lloyd George
7362:Androulla Vassiliou
7216:José Manuel Barroso
6732:Parkinson-Fortescue
5914:The Baroness Royall
5535:Labour's next steps
5312:(31 January 1998).
5284:The Daily Telegraph
5125:The Daily Telegraph
4916:on 26 November 2008
4825:The Daily Telegraph
4777:The Daily Telegraph
4396:The Daily Telegraph
4343:. 25 September 2015
4218:The Daily Telegraph
4053:The Daily Telegraph
4015:The Daily Telegraph
3990:by Peter Mandelson"
3950:The Daily Telegraph
3765:The Daily Telegraph
3539:The Daily Telegraph
3488:on 14 November 2009
3417:The Daily Telegraph
3310:The Daily Telegraph
3125:The Daily Telegraph
2740:on 21 February 2009
2218:The Daily Telegraph
2131:Harper Press, 2010
1767:President of France
1740:The Daily Telegraph
1504:Post-Cabinet career
1297:TaxPayers' Alliance
1292:The Daily Telegraph
1241:Stepping down as MP
312:José Manuel Barroso
32:Mandelson (surname)
8855:People from Hendon
8780:English socialists
8643:Clause Four moment
7943:and Climate Change
7736:Ministers of Power
7262:Dalia GrybauskaitÄ—
7193:Barroso Commission
6370:The Lord Mandelson
6236:Lord Malloch-Brown
5744:Political offices
5685:The New York Times
5607:, 3 October 2008,
5361:. 7 November 1998.
5178:House of Commons.
5073:"No more Falkirks"
5053:on 1 November 2008
4518:. 15 December 2019
4487:. 13 December 2019
4126:House of Commons.
3720:Wintour, Patrick.
3619:The London Gazette
3599:The London Gazette
3365:The London Gazette
3232:The London Gazette
3048:. 23 December 1998
3019:on 24 January 2009
2846:The London Gazette
2796:, BFI screenonline
2595:(28 August 2003).
2548:on 28 October 2020
1672:2016 EU referendum
1641:
1468:In August 2011, a
1355:, thus becoming a
1349:Business Secretary
1337:
1182:and reform of the
1126:; he launched the
989:(1981) had won an
966:Prince of Darkness
737:Prince of Darkness
674:EU-China relations
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8704:Labour Party (UK)
8425:General elections
8363:Alastair Campbell
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5793:Succeeded by
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5734:Succeeded by
5626:, 1 October 2008.
5470:978-1-84885-445-1
5439:Macintyre, Donald
5343:. 14 August 2010.
4969:. 26 October 2008
4831:on 9 October 2008
4750:. 20 October 2023
4243:Board of Trustees
4005:Matthew d'Ancona
3924:Telegraph website
3207:. 24 January 2001
3181:. 20 October 1999
2983:"Peter Mandelson"
2963:. UK. 14 May 2001
2941:Katwala, Sunder.
2771:on 6 October 2008
2709:. 12 October 1999
2680:. 24 January 2001
2349:. 13 October 2008
2186:"Peter Mandelson"
1981:Hannah Rothschild
1922:News of the World
1723:Danny Finkelstein
1639:Mandelson in 2007
1451:Rothschild family
1375:in the County of
1367:in the County of
1269:. Labour won the
1197:He had contacted
1148:Geoffrey Robinson
1004:Margaret Thatcher
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1571:finance minister
1551:Bilderberg Group
1498:party conference
1313:GĂĽnter Verheugen
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1140:Privy Counsellor
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986:Chariots of Fire
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8699:Neoconservatism
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8575:The Purple Book
8568:The Blair Years
8534:
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8392:Political ethos
8387:
8383:David Sainsbury
8368:Anthony Giddens
8358:Peter Mandelson
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5664:Peter Mandelson
5655:Peter Mandelson
5639:Peter Mandelson
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5560:. HarperPress.
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5509:Seldon, Anthony
5484:Penguin Books,
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5445:HarperCollins,
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1763:Nicolas Sarkozy
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1719:Polly Mackenzie
1683:Roberto AzevĂŞdo
1616:since 2004 and
1598:illegal logging
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1437:The Independent
1432:Digital Britain
1361:Baron Mandelson
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1287:trade portfolio
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1230:Arthur Scargill
1219:Anthony Hammond
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