Mandelson Faces Urination Fine, No Valid Address

0:00On April 10th, Peter Mandelson, the former UK ambassador to the United States, faces a fixed penalty notice of up to 300 pounds for. Euronating in public in West London, last November. Kensington and Chelsea Council wants to issue the fine, but says they just cannot track down a valid address for him. The incident happened late at night in Notting Hill, after Mandelson left the home of former conservative chancellor, George Osborne. Photos captured the moment, but no enforcement officers were there to hand out the ticket on the spot. Mandelson has a long history in British politics as a key labor figure from the new labor era under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. He got sacked from his ambassador role last September over links to Jeffrey Epstein, and he's now under criminal probe for allegedly sharing sensitive. Government info with the financier. Earlier this year in late February, police arrested him at his London home as part of that investigation into leaked emails and market data. The council confirmed they're still hunting for his address to send the Euronation fine,

1:03which drops to 150 pounds if paid quick within. Two weeks, BBC reached out to Mandelson for common, but so far no word back, leaving this odd mix of scandals hanging in the air for one of politics' big names.