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Grooming victim in rage at MP

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May 12, 2025

A GROOMING gang victim has slammed Cabinet Minister Lucy Powell for her “dog whistle” comments.

- By Steph Spyro

Steph, who waived her anonymity while talking to the BBC, said she felt “betrayed” by politicians.

Ms Powell made a Commons apology after she was accused of “dismissing” concerns over grooming gangs.

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