In a recent parliamentary session, a heated exchange occurred between Reform's Lee Anderson and Labour's Jess Phillips regarding allegations of child grooming gang cover-ups. Anderson accused Phillips of being complicit in a cover-up related to Pakistani grooming gangs that have reportedly targeted young white British girls. Phillips vehemently denied any involvement, stating that her commitment to safeguarding women's rights is unwavering. This confrontation drew shouts of condemnation from other members of the Commons, highlighting the contentious nature of the debate surrounding child protection and accountability in political discourse.
After shouts of shame rang out, Ms Phillips said: There is absolutely no way I would be part of any cover up.
Mr Anderson said: Thousands of young white British working class girls have been raped, tortured and abused by Pakistani grooming gangs.
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