Welcome to Navarra live.

Coming up tonight will the Mandelson scandal bring down Kyr Starma.

We have the verdict from a pretty lengthy jewelry trial into six Palestine action activists

who did an action against Albert Systems. Quite a remarkable outcome, actually.

I speak to Stephen Mephen about that. Also, the part of the Epstein files that many on the left

might find the most uncomfortable, which is Chomsky's relationship to the billionaire

pedophile and also Elon Musk. He's not extensively included in the Epstein files, but he has

been categorically proven to have lied about his relationship with the pedo billionaire. I'm Michael Walker. I'm joined by Aaron Bustani. My pleasure to be joining you, Michael. Great show last night. I hope for a better one tonight. If you'd like to support our work, we have had a fair few new subscribers this week. Thank you so much. If you have newly signed up at NavarraMedia.com forward slash support. If you haven't, what are you waiting for?

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So do consider signing up. Peter Mandelson may finally be gone from public life.

But with the peer now under police investigation, who will his downfall take with him?

Now that's the question, hanging over

British politics right now. And it was the only politics, sorry, it was the only topic debated

at Prime Minister's questions today. The political decision to appoint Epstein's close associate,

Peter Mandelson, as Britain's ambassador to Washington,

goes to the very heart of this Prime Minister's judgment.

When he made that appointment, was he aware that Mandelson had continued his friendship

even after Epstein's conviction for child prostitution?

Mr. Speaker, let me start where I must with the victims of Epstein.

And all of our thoughts are with them.

Can I also say our thoughts are with all those who lost jobs, savings and livelihoods

in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crash.

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