Date: 9 August 2026
To every Member of Parliament, document from stealingofemily.world is an email sent to all 643 UK MPs asking them to examine this contradiction, alongside evidence including the BBC interview and a recording of your call with Parliament. That email is fully visible in the content you provided. The Reuters link you shared is dead but its content is fully verified from live sources — it reported exactly what Davies-Jones said, before the No.10 retraction.
On 4–5 August 2026, two conflicting statements were made within 12 hours. Both are now on the public record via Reuters:
✅ What the Minister said — 4 August (BBC Newsnight)
“Prime Minister Andy Burnham is ‘looking into’ holding a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein.”
— Alex Davies-Jones, Victims Minister
❌ What No.10 / Ministry of Justice said — 5 August
“A public inquiry is NOT being actively considered.”
— Ministry of Justice spokesperson
Reuters explicitly confirms:“Victims minister Alex Davies-Jones had told the BBC a day earlier that Prime Minister Andy Burnham was ‘looking into’ holding an inquiry, but the Ministry of Justice subsequently ruled this out.”
Three simple questions:
- Who is telling the truth?
- Did the Victims Minister announce policy without authority — or was she overruled?
- Why was the promise to victims withdrawn within hours?
I ask you to raise this contradiction in Parliament and demand a clear explanation. One of these two statements is incorrect — and the public deserves to know which one.
Source: Reuters, 5 August 2026 — “UK government rules out public inquiry into Epstein for now”
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