Kemi Badenoch denies political “point-scoring” over the grooming gangs inquiry

Kemi Badenoch has rejected the suggestion she is using grooming gangs victims as a political football.

Asked whether she accepts criticism from Labour MP Natalie Fleet, who was groomed and raped as a teenager, the Tory leader told the PA news agency: “No, I don’t. I’m doing my job, and perhaps if Labour MPs were doing their job we would have a national inquiry.

“Natalie Fleet voted against a national inquiry three times. She, like other Labour MPs, (has) been trying to sweep this under the carpet.”

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