February 11, 2026
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7:11Now PlayingLabour MP Natalie Fleet, a survivor of grooming, has told the BBC's Politics Live that “until we believe victims, nothing will change”.
The MP for Bolsover was responding to recent developments surrounding former British ambassador to the US, Peter Mandelson, and his links to convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein.
“This horrendous story about Epstein has been told through the lens of men by men,” Fleet said, adding that this needs to change.
She was joined in the studio by Conservative MP Lewis Cocking and Camilla Tominey from The Telegraph.
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