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British Prime Minister Burnham considering inquiry into Epstein

British Prime Minister Burnham is contemplating a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein, with confirmation from Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones that the investigation is underway. Burnham intends to meet with Epstein's victims as part of t...

NBC News· Aug 5, 2026 · 9:43 AM · 1 views

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British Prime Minister Burnham is contemplating a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein, with confirmation from Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones that the investigation is underway. Burnham intends to meet with Epstein's victims as part of the process, while British police continue to investigate multiple allegations against him.

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