Prime Minister Andy Burnham is pushing for a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein’s UK activities, as victims minister Alex Davies-Jones confirms the government is seriously reviewing the feasibility — including allegations tied to Mohamed Al Fayed and David Sullivan. Reappointed after stepping down over past concerns, Davies-Jones says she’s in talks with Burnham and cabinet secretary, with the prime minister committed to meeting survivors and examining all evidence. A leaked document reportedly urged an “impunity” inquiry into how powerful men allegedly operated with impunity — survivors are demanding action, not just words, as the probe could uncover how Epstein moved freely through Britain with women.
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