Accusations and Denials
Labour's decision not to conduct a national inquiry into rape gangs has been called a "cover-up" by Kemi Badenoch, sparking a clash between Tory and Labour leaders.
Call for Action
The Conservatives are pushing for a new probe specifically into the abuse of children by mainly Asian paedophiles, leading to a heated debate ahead of a crucial vote.
Political Spat
Accusations flew between Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Sir Keir Starmer, with each side pointing fingers at the other for failing to address the issue effectively.
Push for Inquiry
Kemi Badenoch criticized the PM for resisting a new inquiry, suggesting that failure to act may lead to suspicions of a cover-up.
Counter Arguments
Sir Keir Starmer defended against calls for a new inquiry, emphasizing the need for immediate action rather than prolonged investigations.
Proposed Amendment
Ms. Badenoch plans to table an amendment for a specific investigation into failings and cover-ups related to Pakistani-heritage rape gangs in northern towns.
Billionaire's Intervention
Elon Musk's involvement in the issue has brought renewed attention to the scandal, with the world's richest man criticizing Labour figures for their stance.
