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The Prime Minister, Sarkir Stama is facing increasing pressure over his decision to make Peter Madelson, our ambassador to the United States, with a senior labour figure saying

this could bring the PM down. Senior officials from the United States and Iran are set to meet

in Oman today for talks. Hello, you're listening to Cheat Sheet on Friday the 6th of February.

I'm Kamali Melbourne.

And I'm Anna Jones.

And also today, the Winter Olympics are set to officially begin today amid allegations of doping and hacking.

It will bring him down unless he takes the action which is really necessary for him to take.

And that's this.

Firstly, he's got to stop blaming Mandelson and saying he lied to me,

because actually he should never have been considering him in the first place.

And to say he lied to me makes it look weak and naive and gullible.

Well, that was the former deputy leader of the Labour Party,

Baroness Harriet Harmon, who had some choice words for the PM when she spoke to our Beth Rigby in our latest edition of electoral dysfunction. Sakeer Starmat facing increasing pressure

over his decision to make Peter Mandelson, the UK's ambassador to the United States.

Now, the PM chose to make Mandelson ambassador, despite concerns about Mandelson's relationship with the now dead, convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.

Yeah, and Kamali, this is in no doubt being a pretty terrible week for the Prime Minister, hasn't it?

Yesterday, he made his speech in Hastings. It was supposed to focus on investment in communities,

but he was forced to pivot to the issue of Peter Mandelson. And in that speech, he apologised

to the victims of Geoffrey Epstein for believing Peter Mandelson's lies. But I don't think that apology has been

enough to quell the anger within his own party about it. Lots of his critics are saying, well, he's

apologised for believing Mandelson's lies, but he's not apologised for actually appointing him,

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