
Prime Minister may investigate Epstein's activities in the UK
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is "looking into" holding a public inquiry — an official investigation that can force witnesses to give evidence — into Jeffrey Epstein's UK activities, victims minister Alex Davies-Jones told BBC Newsnight. She discussed it with Burnham and cabinet secretary Dame Antonia Romeo on her reappointment. Burnham has agreed to meet Epstein's victims. Campaigners want the inquiry to examine how Epstein used UK military bases.
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