The minister said the UK needed an “unconventional” U.S. ambassador when picking up Mandelson. Peter Mandelson

The British government believes that “unconventional presidential administration” requires “unconventional ambassadors” when appointing Peter Mandelson Cabinet minister said as U.S. ambassador.

But Scottish secretary Douglas Alexander told broadcaster Mandelson if the prime minister knows the depth of his connection to the convicted child sex offender, if the prime minister knows the depth of his connection with the convicted child sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

Keir Starmer faces growing problems as he knows and as Mandelson’s connection with Epstein. Prime Minister He fired Thursday Emails show that Epstein sent a support message even though he faced jail for sexual crimes.

Alexander told Sky News that he responded to the publication of the email between Mandelson and Epstein “incredible and disgusting”, adding that he “is not here to defend him.”

“The reason for his appointment is a judgment, which is his experience as a former EU trade commissioner, his long experience in politics and his political experience and his political judgment at the highest international level, and he can do a job for the UK.

“We know it’s an unconventional presidential administration and it’s the basis for the judgment we need of an unconventional ambassador.”

But Alexander said of BBC breakfast that Mandelson’s appointment “has nothing justified” based on what has happened in the past week.

He reportedly told Epstein to “fight for early release” shortly before he was sentenced to 18 months in prison and told him “I think your world” In June 2008, the shameful financier began his sentence for soliciting prostitution from minors.

Mandelson’s friendship with Epstein is already known, but emails from Bloomberg and Sun suggest that the relationship continues after his crimes appear.