Nigel Farage leads a dramatic live event revealing what he calls Keir Starmer’s “begging letter” and exposed cover-up in Britain’s failing national inquiry into Pakistani grooming gangs. As Reform UK leader, Farage attacks the current Labour-backed inquiry as “broken,” after its chair and nearly every survivor panelist—including Ellie Reynolds—quit, citing a “toxic” and “gaslighting” process. Farage, joined live by Reynolds, calls for Parliament to replace the inquiry with a judge-led statutory investigation, slamming attempts to “hide the ethnic and religious context” of abuse and delay action until after the next general election. He charges the Prime Minister and Home Office with betraying victims and promises a relentless campaign for full justice and police cooperation if the government drags its feet. Tune in for exclusive survivor testimony, Farage’s direct challenge to Labour, and all major updates in the UK’s most controversial inquiry.
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