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Hello and welcome to this edition of The Westminster Hour with me, Ben Wright, and my guests.

Coming up, Lord Mandelson is in the spotlight again with embarrassing photos and financial details

among the latest documents released from the Geoffrey Epstein files.

He's questioned their authenticity, but where does all this leave his career in politics

and public life? We will discuss. We'll ask if the bill to allow a sister dying is being

talked out in the House of Lords. And should MPs face a by-election if they cross the floor to another party?

Plus, the by-election which is taking place soon in Greater Manchester, what are the party's prospects?

But first, let's meet my panel.

Gordon McKee is the MP for Glasgow South.

Before coming into Parliament at the last election, he worked for the Scottish Labour leader, Anna Sawa.

Gordon is a parliamentary aide to the Work and Pension Secretary, sits on the International Development Committee,

and is a founder member of the Labour Growth Group.

He also finds time to be one of the keenest TikTokers in Parliament, posting

videos all over social media. Have you done a TikTok on coming in here, Gordon?

I haven't. Good evening. It's very nice to be here. Well, we could do with the promotion.

Maybe I'll try and get some content this evening. That'd be great. James Bethel is one of

that rare and soon to disappear

breed in the House of Lords. A hereditary peer, former journalist, Nightclub boss,

would be Conservative MP. He served as a health minister during the pandemic. Have you mastered

the viral video yet, James? I do some videoing of my cold water swimming and they spike very well on YouTube

reals in fact, not quite making me the mint I hope for, but yeah, do very well in a certain

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