The article discusses the controversy surrounding Labour leader Keir Starmer's alleged role in the failures to address grooming gangs. A whistleblower and Elon Musk have publicly accused Starmer of complicity, while the Prime Minister faces calls for a public inquiry.
A former detective claimed last night that Keir Starmer is as 'guilty as anyone' over failures to tackle grooming gangs. As pressure mounted on the Government to deliver a public inquiry into the scandal, whistleblower Maggie Oliver said she had no faith in the Prime Minister's desire to get to the truth.
Ms Oliver, who helped expose the failure to tackle paedophile gangs in Rochdale, intervened after Labour blocked calls for a public inquiry into rape and sexual abuse by gangs in neighbouring Oldham. It came as Sir Keir was drawn into an extraordinary public spat with Elon Musk over his handling of the scandal during his five years as Director of Public Prosecutions. The world's richest man said the Prime Minister was 'complicit' in 'the worst mass crime in the history of Britain'. Tesla founder Mr Musk, who has emerged as Donald Trump's right-hand man, also launched a vitriolic attack on safeguarding minister Jess Phillips over her decision to refuse a public inquiry, which triggered the latest row. Mr Musk also shared a post asking whether King Charles 'should dissolve Parliament and order a general election… for the sake and security' of Britain. In a further sign of diplomatic trouble to come, Mr Trump himself savaged Labour's controversial Net Zero plans. A former detective has claimed that Sir Keir Starmer (pictured) is as 'guilty as anyone' over failures to tackle grooming gangs Whistleblower Maggie Oliver (pictured) said she had no confidence in the Prime Minister's desire to get to the truth Elon Musk (pictured) said Sir Keir was 'complicit' in 'the worst mass crime in the history of Britain' The President-elect, who takes office in less than three weeks, said Labour was making a 'very big mistake' in running down the North Sea oil and gas industry. In a swipe at Ed Miliband's drive for wind power, he added: 'Get rid of windmills
KEIR STARMER GROOMING GANGS PUBLIC INQUIRY ELON MUSK DONALD TRUMP NET ZERO
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