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Well, Starmer and Phillips have a chance to right wrongs, so why are they refusing?
Concentrate on the here and now.
... Concentrate on the here and now.
Is that an order? 
I don't know why Starmer has blocked a public inquiry.
Starmer has admitted 'culpability'in that the CPS had let down vulnerable girls after a case was dropped against a rape suspect - despite the evidence pointing to his guilt.
I am hoping he will have more to say on the matter in the next few days, and that he will give his / the government's reason(s).
But I'm not in any doubt that this is politically motivated on the part of Badenoch, Musk, and the RW media who have been (naturally, this is politics) gunning for Starmer from day one.
But if we are going to look at the culpability of all those involved, then I think it is quite fair to raise the issue of the way this has been dealt with by the previous government - to look also at their motivation, and their attitude towards child sex abuse in general, and in these particular cases - including those within our care institutions and religious establishments, not just the networks of taxi-drivers in Oldham, Rochdale, etc.
Sex abuse, rape - of children and young people appears to be epidemic. So of there is to be a public inquiry, it needs to be all encompassing.
Meanwhile, the recommendations of the Independent Inquiry need to be implemented - because a full public inquiry will possibly take a very long time.