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Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Shadow home secretary Chris Philp said it was 'disgraceful that Keir Starmer is smearing people who are concerned about rape gangs as jumping on a 'far right' bandwagon, rather than facing up to his own record on this and reconsidering his refusal as prime minister to hold a full national inquiry'.'As Kemi Badenoch said yesterday, a new inquiry must go beyond previous inquiries and focus specifically on the institutional and political failings that enabled the systematic and barbaric attacks to take place,' he said.
33% : He said 'child sexual exploitation is utterly sickening' and victims had been 'let down' - but insisted he had tackled the issues 'head on' as director of public prosecutions.

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