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Hello, I'm Sean Curran, and this is today in Parliament from BBC Radio 4, for Thursday the 23rd of April,

when a senior civil servant faced questions about the appointment of Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the United

States.

I have not been involved at all in either the events to appoint or the withdrawal of the former

HMA for Washington.

A minister confirms that confidential medical data belonging to thousands of people

was put up for sale on a website. The UK Biobank charity informed the government that it

identified their data had been advertised for sale by several sellers on Alibaba's e-commerce

platforms in China. And why are so many young men still living at home with their parents?

First-time buyers having to achieve an almost impossible deposit of over £60,000.

The fallout from the appointment of Peter Mandelson as the British ambassador to the United States

has left the Prime Minister

facing calls to resign from opposition leaders. This week, Sir Keir Starmer faced questions

about his decision to sack the head of the Foreign Office, Sir Ollie Robbins, in a row

over Peter Mandelson's security vetting. Ollie Robbins gave his side of the story to the Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday,

and today the same group of MPs heard from the most senior civil servant at the Cabinet

office.

Cat Little has been given the job of finding all the documents about Lord Mandelson's

appointment that need to be handed over to Parliament.

A Liberal Democrat member of the committee, Edward Morello, some about Lord Mandelson's appointment that need to be handed over to Parliament.

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