On Wednesday night, Labour MPs gathered to obstruct a nationwide investigation into gang grooming, leading to Sir Keir Starmer being accused of a “act of cowardice.”
Kemi Badenoch’s request for a further investigation into the scandal involving the exploitation of several vulnerable girls, mostly by British-Pakistani gangs, was rejected by MPs by a vote of 364 to 111.
Labour MPs have been accused by shadow home secretary Chris Philp of “turning a blind eye to justice for the victims.” The prime minister, who oversaw the Crown Prosecution Service.
At the height of the Oldham, Greater Manchester, affair, was accused by Kemi Badenoch of not wanting enquiries made “of Labour politicians who may be complicit.”
According to Sir Keir, victims informed him that putting the recommendations of a larger independent investigation.
Into child sexual exploitation that was conducted three years ago into practice was their top concern, thus he opposed conducting an inquiry.
