It comes as four survivors quit the probe citing concerns
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It comes as four survivors quit the probe citing concerns
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Baroness Louise Casey has been hauled in to “support the work” of the grooming gangs inquiry, Keir Starmer has told the Commons, after the probe was plunged into chaos when four survivors quit this week.
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