US EditionLisa Nandy denies Musk prompted grooming gangs inquiry
- The Government announced a nationwide review of grooming gang evidence and five local inquiries following calls for action, but stopped short of a statutory inquiry.
- Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy denied that Elon Musk's comments pressured the Government into the inquiries, stating they were planned beforehand.
- Home Secretary Yvette Cooper introduced a £10m fund to address grooming gangs and child sexual abuse, emphasizing support for victims.
- Musk criticized the Government's response to historical grooming gangs, while Nandy asserted that the Government does not govern by social media.
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Labour minister Lisa Nandy denies Elon Musk forced U-turn on investigating grooming gang abuse
UK culture minister Lisa Nandy has rejected claims that Elon Musk’s slew of social media posts about grooming gangs pushed the government into a climbdown on the scandal.
·London, United Kingdom
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UK Labour Forced to Deny It Was Pushed to Act on Grooming Gangs by Elon Musk, Social Media Outrage
“We’re not a government that governs by social media”, insists spokesman for UK’s left-wing government as new announcements on tackling child rape grooming gangs comes after weeks of intense scrutiny and anger on social media. Widespread anger and scrutiny of Britain’s now decades-long scandal of “Pakistani-heritage” organised child rape gangs in regional towns and cities organically emerged on social media over Christmas and the New Year, and w…
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