Marlon West: The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse Is Not Enough

[@RB-xg2vz]

How many police officers, councillors, social service workers have been criminally charged? ZERO 🤬

[@85ABC]

How about the groomers?

[@alisonstuart2784]

Forget what Musk wants. The British people want it!!!!

[@craig3420]

I dont..I want action now..not in 7 years u melt

[@forexfatherhood6645]

I can’t imagine the nightmares Scarlett lives through and how Marlon balances that out being a parent.

[@peterdutton7608]

How many people who covered up these crimes and allowed them to continue have been brought to account.

[@reubenjuster627]

A public enquiry will look into why the government and police intentionally covered this up

[@grahamlanfear3900]

This should of been a poll for public vote we should of made the decision

[@Walksfar64]

National disgrace.

[@n28utd]

All this because we are scared to be cancelled... Joke. What a horrible situation.

[@michaelenglish2066]

we no why labour were made to vote against an inquirey was becouse most towns were labour councils that covered it up

[@michaelenglish2066]

100%

[@truth121]

Spot on 🎯

[@chrysalis4126]

We already had an enquiry, the tories didn't carry out even one single recommendation from it.

[@thefairhairedboywiththered2951]

There was already a 7 year enquiry that cost 200 million . Sounds like more of a muck raking exercise to pin the blame on a party/:people you do not like rather than genuine concern for victims .

[@Sodoff-c2b]

Lookd like labour arent either ​@chrysalis4126

[@aiyubpatel9165]

Marlon says the Jay report is 6 to 7 years old. It isn't. It was completed in 2022. I feel for him. The recommendations should be implemented

[@JosephODonohue-zf5on]

We are all calling for an investigation, more so , When an ex police officer is saying no to one, Million and millions will demand it,we will keep the pressure up ,All will be held accountable

[@ps5andstuffhere]

Conservatives covered up a lot when Terresa May was Prime Minister

[@criticalThinkerLad]

Bless him and his family. A Victim of government policy. Blaming the police Force isn't helpful when they are being handed policies to enforce were all stuck between a rock and a hard place with a government that just doesn't get the situation or isnt brave enough to be honest because they live in their own bubbles

[@Steve-ip5hl]

Shame on British Country

[@adlemmwanza2801]

This show is disgusting.

[@michaelgriffiths5723]

How do labour plan to bring the people who willfully failed these children?? Punish anybody who talks about it?

[@85ABC]

How random. Ed’s wife is literally the Home Secretary.. he does a good job but seems a little odd. Like a lot of things in this country we need to stop all the talking and have more actual action!

[@michaelgriffiths5723]

Stop playing dumb and defending Labour Ed! A statutory enquiry will compele these police officers, councils, and the people who are in the CPS who willfulky failed these children. As for that ex chief superintendent, all he wants is to protect his mates from accountability. He makes me feel sick! How many people in positions of power have felt the force of the law???

[@chrysalis4126]

We don't need another enquiry, we need some of the recommendations of the last one to be implemented.

[@nhlanhlambambo1962]

The Far Right won't be happy with you.

[@GeekLegionofDoom]

Surely you could do both ? You could implement recommendations from existing reports, whilst still going ahead with this specific enquiry

[@robertaskew3677]

Have you read the report? All I have heard that’s there very little,grooming gangs 1 , 5 towns could be up to 50, although the report admits failures by the people in charge ie councillors police social services,but no names, there is still a lot to do,but as someone mentioned they can start another report while enacting the said report!

[@user-bg6qr9mh3i]

How could you not vote for that inquiry