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Police search two properties linked to ​Lord Mandelson

by 06/02/2026
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Police officers have searched two properties belonging to Lord Mandelson as part of Scotland Yard’s investigation into misconduct in public office.

The Metropolitan Police’s deputy assistant commissioner Hayley Sewart said: “I can confirm that officers from the Met’s Central Specialist Crime team are in the process of carrying out search warrants at two addresses, one in the Wiltshire area, and another in the Camden area.

“The searches are related to an ongoing investigation into misconduct in public office offences, involving a 72-year-old man. He has not been arrested and enquiries are ongoing.”

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