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Peter Mandelson: 'I Knew It Was Over For Labour At The End Of Last Year'

19/7/2010 4:58 AM BST
This is man who know took Labour from left to centre. Although the truth he says hurts a lot of people, he says what is need to be said. He always put demagogy aside and calmly refute, elegantly, spurious assumptions about the government he served. He is authentic, a quality that we rarely see in politicians these days. My compliments, Lord Mandelson, even when disagreeing with some of your thoughts, I do admire you for your determination and integrity.

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