Louise Casey explains why she changed her mind on a national inquiry. "I felt more and more frustrated and I thought "well, sod this", frankly. These are victims and we need to do right by them. If that takes a statutory inquiry, I'm going to go and get one... for these girls." ~AAshow more

Louise Casey is excellent.

A Labour government delivering for the UK💯💯💯👍😀 unlike the previous 14 yrs of corrupt conservatives And bear in mind that the far right reform cult Party are even worse !

I just wish politicians, commentators, and national journalists would listen to this and, for once, just once, put the victims of these horrendous crimes first and stop using it as a political football. This lady is smart, personable, and well-informed and should be listened to.

The Establishment covers up the story for years, then the Establishment gets to run an inquiry into its own cover-up. No doubt the conclusions have already been written.

Good bless Louise Casey

No mention of the real backstory: How many seats Labour stands to lose to the Muslim Party as a result. Tell the truth.

She is just so impressive and is the epitome of why non-political civil service should be celebrated not castigated.

I have, and always have had the utmost respect for Baroness Casey

We need more people like Louise Casey.

She had to convince herself to do the right thing? This is actually alarming.