Burnham considering public inquiry into UK activities of Jeffrey Epstein

Minister says PM has agreed to meet victims of sex offender – and is mulling separate inquiry into Mohamed Al Fayed Andy Burnham is considering launching a public inquiry into the UK activities of the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, a minister has said. The victims’ minister, Alex Davies-Jones, said the prime

ANDY Burnham is not actively considering a public inquiry into the UK actions of paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein despite claims the Government was “looking into” holding one, it is understood ...

It comes after victims minister Alex Davies-Jones suggested it was a possibility

Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones says she discussed launching an investigation with Britain's new prime minister last month.

Victims minister Alex Davies-Jones previously suggested that an inquiry was a possibility.

Victims minister Alex Davies-Jones previously suggested that an inquiry was a possibility.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is looking at holding a public inquiry into the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his actions in the United Kingdom, victims minister Alex Davies-Jones told the BBC.

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is looking at holding a public inquiry into the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his actions in the UK, victims minister Alex Davies-Jones told the BBC.

LONDON, Aug 5 - British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is looking at holding a public inquiry into the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his actions in the UK, victims minister Alex Davies-Jones told the BBC.

UK PM Burnham considering inquiry into Epstein, minister says  Reuters

The new PM is also ‘looking into’ a separate public inquiry into Mohamed Al Fayed

The Prime Minister is said to have agreed to meet some of Epstein's victims, and to be 'looking into' the prospect of a full inquiry into his and other powerful alleged abusers' activities on British soil.

Speaking to BBC Newsnight, Alex Davies-Jones said Mr Burnham had agreed to meet with Epstein’s victims and is “taking this very seriously”, with a potential inquiry into the alleged actions of former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed also under review