Starmer says Louise Casey will join grooming gangs inquiry after four survivors quit panel – UK politics live

Keir Starmer has announced that Louise Casey will join the inquiry into grooming gangs. This comes after four survivors quit the inquiry's oversight panel, citing a lack of confidence in the process. Jim Gamble, the last publicly known candidate for the chair of the inquiry, also withdrew his candidacy, adding to the ongoing issues. A Home Office spokesperson expressed disappointment over the withdrawals, emphasizing the government's commitment to a full, statutory, national inquiry and the need to appoint the most suitable person for the sensitive role. The inquiry process has face... download the app to read more