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The government says it is reviewing what action is possible and the prime minister has agreed to meet survivors. Any inquiry could also consider whether allegations involving Mohamed Al Fayed should be included.
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00:00The Prime Minister is considering whether to launch a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's
00:06activities in the UK, according to Victims Minister Alex Davis-Jones.
00:10She says ministers are reviewing what is possible and that the Prime Minister has agreed to meet
00:16with survivors. The government is also considering whether allegations involving the former Harrods
00:22owner Mohamed Al-Fayed could be included within any inquiry. Campaigners say survivors want
00:29meaningful action after years of unanswered questions. Any decision on establishing a
00:34public inquiry has not yet been announced. Ministers say any next steps will follow further
00:40discussions with survivors before decisions are announced.
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