a reference to when sir kier starmer led the crown prosecution service.ce that gordon brown or kier starmer sought to obstruct justice for political gain or for any other reason. at 12:16pm on monday, musk shared this screenshot. it says, "here is a list of mps who voted against deporting rapists." he calls this unconscionable. but this is nothing to do with a vote, it's a letter signed by a group of mps in 2020 about the planned deportation of 50 jamaican nationals who had received sentences for various crimes, in some cases for rape or sexual offences. the mps wanted a postponement until a report on the windrush scandal had been published. there were concerns about the deportation of foreign—born offenders who came to the uk as children. later on monday afternoon, musk made reference to, "that time starmer called donald trump a racist." we can't find any evidence starmer has ever called trump a racist. those are four examples, we could have included others, and musk has continued to post about the uk. this is andrew mcintyre. on monday, he was jailed fo

the government's view, the labour party's view, kier starmer�*s view is there does not need to be a newto grooming gangs, but instead the government needs to implement the recommendations of the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse which spent several years investigating abuse in various forms and reported in 2022. the opposition's view is there does need to be a new national inquiry into grooming gangs, alexis jay led that report and she has given herfirst interview, you heard a bit there, so it is a very important intervention she says there doesn't need to be a new inquiry, notjust because she says her inquiry was the final definitive word, what she was arguing, is that if there are more inquiries, ora new inquiry, then that risks slowing down action which she believes is needed to protect children who are victims of sexual exploitation. where do you see this going politically next? i think we still have that very live debate about whether there should or should not be an inquiry. the conservative party is going to try to force a vote on that in the house of commons tomorrow.

mr russells letter to sir keir starmer also came i'm sure kier, as a father, protects his children fromd move forward so that the uk is the safest place in the world to be online. and children, when they're there in the future, don't face the dangers they're facing today. but there's been a complete u—turn. and one announcement this week, the announcement that mark zuckerberg made in particular, just leads me to believe that meta is turning its platforms back towards the platforms that molly saw in the last months of her life. back towards the way that they were run, back towards the harmful content that molly was exposed to and therefore more children would be exposed to in the future. and by turning the platforms backwards away from safety, let's turn to some other important news around the world... there have been celebrations in parts of sudan, after the army said it had �*liberated' the eastern city of wad madani from the paramilitary rapid support forces. the rsf, which has controlled the city for a year, has been accused of widespread human rights abuses. since sudan's civil war