Der Druck auf Nr. 10 wegen der Ermittlungen zur Pflegepolitik steigt, da Überlebende den Rücktritt von Phillips fordern

> They also said the inquiry was being widened „in ways that downplay the racial and religious motivations behind our abuse“.

Yeah, because it turns out when you do a **national inquiry**, that most of the gangs are white, not the particular group that committed the act against yourself.

> Not all the survivors on the oversight panel agree with the four women; many continue to support the government’s approach.

> Samantha Walker-Roberts, from Oldham, wants the scope of the inquiry to include victims of other types of sexual abuse, so they are not „silenced“.

> She was the victim of a grooming gang when she was 12 – but she was also raped and abused by a man who groomed her online, and as a younger child she was raped and abused by older men who she met through friends.

> Ms Walker-Roberts said: „This is a one-of-a-kind type of inquiry where survivors are in control and it’s wrong that certain survivors get special treatment to be part of this.“

> She added she had no problem with a chair who had a background in policing or social work, as this had been „proven“ to work with previous reviews.

Sounds to me like it’s infighting between a lot of the survivors of different kinds of abuse wanting different things, and not realising that this is a **national inquiry** and not just going to be focused on their particular case.

> „We shouldn’t be fighting a battle with the government,“ she said. „The inquiry is being led, or has been led, by a government that really doesn’t want it to work.“

You’re not „fighting a battle with the government“. It’s not the government pulling out of the case because they’re not getting their way.

You’re fighting a battle with other survivors of grooming gangs who want their demands met but don’t care about anyone else.

Have you noticed the right wing went for Angela Raynor, and now are going to Jess Philips. The two working class prominent women in the Labour party that resonate with voters in areas Reform are targeting?