Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said the online debate about child sexual exploitation was based on lies, with politicians "jumping on the bandwagon".Sir Keir spoke following a speech at Epsom Hospital in Surrey and responded to questions about a slew of social media posts from Tesla owner Elon Musk, Sir Keir said "a line has been crossed" when safeguarding minister Jess Phillips and others receive serious threats as a result of the "poison of the far-right".Sir Keir's comments follow a flur

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has said the online debate about child sexual exploitation was based on lies, with politicians "jumping on the bandwagon".Sir Keir spoke following a speech at Epsom Hospital in Surrey and responded to questions about a slew of social media posts from Tesla owner Elon Musk, Sir Keir said "a line has been crossed" when safeguarding minister Jess Phillips and others receive serious threats as a result of the "poison of the far-right".Sir Keir's comments follow a flurry of posts by Mr Musk on his social media site, X, in which the billionaire claimed Ms Phillips "deserves to be in prison" for denying requests for the Home Office to lead a public inquiry into child sexual exploitation in Oldham, Greater Manchester, and called her a "rape genocide apologist".