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Politics Former Attorney General claims Southport inquiry should investigate 'what was said after arrest' of Rudakubana

Thread starter Georgia Pearce
Start date Jan 22, 2025
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Georgia Pearce

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Jan 22, 2025

Former Attorney General Sir Michael Ellis has accused Labour of creating a "dangerous vacuum" in their handling of information following the Southport attack.

Speaking to GB News, Ellis said he "doesn't buy it" when asked about the Government's approach to sharing details after the incident.

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