Mandelson Faces Fine for Public Urination

0:00On April 10th, Lord Mandelson faces a fine up to 300 pounds for public urination in Notting Hill last November. Photos show the former peer relieving himself against the Garden Wall after a late-night stop at Ex-Chancellor George Osborne's West London home. Five months later, the royal burrow of Kensington and Chelsea plans to slap him with a fixed penalty notice. That means no court date, just pay up to avoid hitting the police records. The fine drops to 150 pounds if settled in 14 days. But the council's hitting a snag, tracking down a solid address for him. Officials say they're still working on it to get that notice served. Mandelson owned up right away, blaming two no-show uber drivers that left him waiting half an hour on the street desperate. This piles on his rough patch, including past scandals like a short stint as U.S. ambassador and fresh heat over ties to Jeffrey Epstein. He even got arrested earlier this year on suspicion of leaking government secrets to Epstein while in office, though he's out on bail with no charges.

1:03Yet, one embarrassment after another for the labor heavyweight.