Guvernul britanic ia în calcul o anchetă publică privind cazul Jeffrey Epstein și activitatea acestuia în Marea Britanie

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham is considering a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's activities in the UK, following ongoing controversies surrounding the case. The announcement was made by Victims Minister Alex Davies-Jones during a BBC interview. Nearly seven years after Epstein's death, the scandal continues to provoke public debate, especially regarding the handling of allegations against him. Burnham plans to meet with Epstein's victims, and the outcome of these discussions may lead to a formal inquiry. The investigation could also extend to other figures, including Mohamed al-Fayed, amid ongoing police investigations into Epstein-related crimes.