British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's UK activities. Victims minister Alex Davies-Jones confirmed the government is exploring all possibilities. The scandal has already led to arrests of prominent figures within the establishment. British police are investigating multiple allegations linked to the disgraced financier. The inquiry may also examine accusations against Mohamed al-Fayed.

Speaking to BBC Newsnight, Alex Davies-Jones said Mr Burnham had agreed to meet with Epstein’s victims and is “taking this very seriously”, with a potential inquiry into the…

The Prime Minister is said to have agreed to meet some of Epstein's victims, and to be 'looking into' the prospect of a full inquiry into his and other powerful alleged abusers'…

The new PM is also ‘looking into’ a separate public inquiry into Mohamed Al Fayed