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No public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's actions in UK planned - but PM will meet victims
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The case of Jeffrey Epstein, a financier and convicted sex offender, has raised concerns globally about the extent of his abuse and the networks that may have enabled it. In the UK, there have been calls for greater scrutiny of Epstein's activities and connections, particularly given his associations with prominent public figures. The decision not to hold a public inquiry into Epstein's actions in the UK may be subject to further debate and discussion among campaigners and lawmakers.
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No public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's actions in UK planned - but PM will meet victims
The government said Andy Burnham is committed to meeting victims of paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein - but said an inquiry into his actions in the UK is not being considered
5 Aug, 17:46
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