UK's Burnham Considers Public Inquiries Into Epstein and Al Fayed Abuse Scandals

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is weighing public inquiries — formal government investigations with witness testimony and findings — into Jeffrey Epstein's UK activities and former Harrods owner Mohamed Al Fayed. Over 400 abuse allegations span 1979–2014 against Al Fayed. Police are probing 156 complainants. Victims' minister Alex Davies-Jones said Burnham agreed to meet Epstein's victims and was "looking into" an inquiry.