Starmer and his leftist party want to keep an effective Grooming Gangs Inquiry from happening.
We have been reporting here on TGP on how failing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and his Labour Party have been blocking a national, comprehensive Inquiry into the Pakistani Grooming Gangs scandal.
You can read in Musk Says British Prime Minister Starmer ‘Starmtrooper’ Is Blocking Grooming Gangs Inquiry Because He Is ‘Hiding Terrible Things’.
Eventually, we got to the point where Failing UK Labour PM Starmer Caves to the Pressure, Announces a National Inquiry Into the Pakistani Grooming Gangs Scandal.
But between Starmer announcing it and something effectively happening, it’s a considerable distance.
Furthermore, there have been bad signs, as you can read on UK INSANITY: Islamic Radical Shabana Mahmood Named by Failing Keir Starmer as Home Secretary, to Oversee Borders, Police and the Pakistani Grooming Gangs Inquiry.
Given all that, it’s unsurprising to learn now that the Inquiry led by Labour has devolved into disarray as a candidate to lead the process has pulled out.
Daily Mail reported:
“The departure of senior social worker Annie Hudson comes after three victims of child sexual abuse resigned from a liaison committee attached to the inquiry, citing a ‘toxic, fearful environment’.
[…] It comes a day after abuse survivors Fiona Goddard and Ellie-Ann Reynolds resigned from the inquiry’s victims and survivors liaison panel, levelling heavy criticism at the Home Office.
Today it emerged a third woman, named only as ‘Elizabeth’ due to anonymity rules applied to sex abuse victims, also said she would no longer take part. In her resignation letter, Elizabeth said the process felt like ‘a cover-up’ and had ‘created a toxic environment’ for survivors.”
‘She has called me a liar to save her own skin.’
Grooming gangs survivor Fiona Goddard slams Labour MP Jess Phillips for calling her a ‘liar’ for her claims against the grooming gangs inquiry, and believes the Safeguarding Minister should resign. pic.twitter.com/hVV2dSLDM4
— GB News (@GBNEWS) October 21, 2025
Three survivors have now quit the grooming gangs inquiry panel.
These are women who have called liars by the British State for speaking out about their abuse.
For the government to categorise their first-hand concerns about this inquiry as ‘misinformation’ is unacceptable pic.twitter.com/iIv42GWdp7
— Robbie Moore MP (@_RobbieMoore) October 21, 2025
“Previously Ms. Goddard said the process so far had involved ‘secretive conduct’ with instances of ‘condescending and controlling language’ used towards survivors. In her resignation letter she also cited a ‘toxic, fearful environment’ and a ‘high risk of people feeling silenced all over again’.
Ms. Reynolds said the ‘final turning point’ which prompted her resignation was ‘the push to change the remit, to widen it in ways that downplay the racial and religious motivations behind our abuse’.”
‘Every time we mentioned that grooming gangs were predominantly asian men, we were shut down very fast.’
Grooming gangs survivor Ellie Reynolds accuses the Home Office of ‘watering down’ the grooming gangs inquiry. pic.twitter.com/687t8iIutj
— GB News (@GBNEWS) October 21, 2025
‘One survivor told me it was stricter than being on a jury.’
GB News National Reporter Charlie Peters says the grooming gangs inquiry is in ‘grave crisis’ as a number of members leave.
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Labour never wanted this national inquiry into Pakistani grooming gangs.
They voted against it.
In January, Starmer referred to it as jumping on “bandwagon of the far-right”.
So it’s no surprise that it’s looking like a whitewash no matter what he says.pic.twitter.com/iivyeh2S1C
— Chris Rose (@ArchRose90) October 22, 2025
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