Former PM Sir Keir Starmer could be summoned to give evidence at the grooming gangs inquiry
Summary
Former PM Sir Keir Starmer could be summoned to give evidence at the grooming gangs inquiry, The Independent and Sky News reported on Thursday 22 October. The Independent said the former PM has been given core participant status in the inquiry, and Sky News that hearings are due to begin in December.
Latest: Former PM Sir Keir Starmer could be summoned to give evidence at the grooming gangs inquiry, with hearings due to begin in December, Sky News reported, The Independent saying the former PM has been given core participant status in the inquiry.
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How it unfolded
Thursday 22 October
Former PM Sir Keir Starmer could be summoned to give evidence at the grooming gangs inquiry, with hearings due to begin in December, Sky News reported, The Independent saying the former PM has been given core participant status in the inquiry.