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Keir Starmer could be summoned to give evidence at the £65m grooming gangs inquiry he once RESISTED

Keir Starmer could be summoned to give evidence at the £65m grooming gangs inquiry he once RESISTED

Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley, Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood, Angela Rayner and Yvette Cooper are also listed to give evidence. Sir Keir Starmer, now a core participant, is expected to face questions in the phase examining institutional failures. Hearings open in London in December. Chair Baroness Anne Longfield has legal powers to compel witnesses and demand documents.

Starmer only ordered the national probe after Elon Musk attacked him on X.

Whistleblowers Maggie Oliver and Jayne Senior are also named as core participants.

Bradford, Keighley, Oldham, Birmingham, London and Wales are under scrutiny over failures.

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