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Foreign Office chief launches judicial review to have 'irrational' sacking over Mandelson scandal quashed - after Starmer 'refused to apologise and agree payout'

Olly Robbins was sacked after it emerged that Peter Mandelson failed security checks to become US ambassador

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  1. INDThe Independent · 13 Jul, 17:47Ex-Foreign Office boss launches legal challenge after being fired by Starmer over Mandelson scandal

    Olly Robbins was sacked after it emerged that Peter Mandelson failed security checks to become US ambassador

  2. SUNThe Sun · 13 Jul, 13:52Sacked Foreign Office chief Sir Olly Robbins to SUE the Government over Mandelson scandal

    AXED Foreign Office chief Sir Olly Robbins is set to sue the Government after being dismissed by the Prime Minister for his role appointing Peter Mandelson as US ambassador. Sir Olly said he was "reluctantly" taking…

  3. DMDaily Mail · 13 Jul, 13:28Foreign Office chief launches judicial review to have 'irrational' sacking over Mandelson scandal quashed - after Starmer 'refused to apologise and agree payout'

    Olly Robbins announced that he has asked the courts to review his dismissal, branding the outgoing PM's actions 'irrational'.

  4. MIRDaily Mirror · 13 Jul, 10:50Foreign Office chief sacked over Mandelson vetting scandal launches legal challenge over dismissal

    Sir Olly Robbins has submitted a legal challenge over his dismissal as the Foreign Office's chief after he was sacked over the Peter Mandelson vetting scandal in April

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