Sir Keir Starmer has defended the grooming inquiry, saying "injustice will have no place to hide" and telling MPs Baroness Louise Casey will support its work.Challenged at Prime Minister's Questions over the resignation of four women from the inquiry's victims and survivors panel, Sir Keir said the "door will always be open" should they wish to return.

Sir Keir Starmer has defended the grooming inquiry, saying "injustice will have no place to hide" and telling MPs Baroness Louise Casey will support its work.Challenged at Prime Minister's Questions over the resignation of four women from the inquiry's victims and survivors panel, Sir Keir said the "door will always be open" should they wish to return.