I am sure some of us watched Jess Phllips earlier, whilst i applauded her passion and gusto fighting her corner earlier today in HOC's at the same time i felt she was exactly that, fighting in a corner, aware that the heat is coming at her from all angles, and will again shortly very much be under the spotlight.
A third abuse survivor has resigned from their role in the government's inquiry into grooming gangs, that speaks volumes about what is going on behind the scenes.
Lets not pretend we don't know whats going on.
From the horses mouth
Elizabeth, who is from Rotherham, said she felt the process had been "scripted and predetermined", "rather than emerging from honest, open dialogue with survivors".
"This sense of control and stage-management has left many of us questioning whether our voices truly matter, or whether we are being used to legitimise decisions that have already been made," she added.
Ms Reynolds suggested having "establishment insiders representing the very systems that failed us" as potential chairs was a conflict of interest.
The three women have accused officials are trying to water down the inquiry by widening the scope beyond grooming gangs into broader issues of child sexual abuse and exploitation.
This is what i find really upsetting, the same old issue it seems British citizens concerns are not of priority, anyone here arguing this is not the case, you clearly haven't had your daughter/sister/niece subjected to such a harrowing/permanent mental scars they and their family will have to somehow come to terms with.
Whilst i dont think the likes of JP are entirely responsible its the Labour mentality here on top of other 'responsible' departments at blame here that for whatever reason haven't pressed harder to resolve this. I think some of us willl know why, its the elephant in the room noone is addressing.
