REVEALED @GBNEWS: Keir Starmer ignored a Rotherham whistleblower's bullying complaint after she exposed child abuse and Labour corruption 
@GBNEWS GB News has seen correspondence between a whistleblower and Sir Keir's office in 2020, when he was the leader of the opposition.
He was told about Jayne Senior being bullied and facing a witch hunt after she helped to expose the Rotherham atrocity.
He was told about Jayne Senior being bullied and facing a witch hunt after she helped to expose the Rotherham atrocity.
@GBNEWS Starmer was told that Senior "consistently faced hostility" by Labour politicians over her efforts.
But we can also reveal that Starmer's office replied: "Unfortunately, we will be unable to facilitate a meeting with Keir Starmer" and directed her to an online complaints form.
But we can also reveal that Starmer's office replied: "Unfortunately, we will be unable to facilitate a meeting with Keir Starmer" and directed her to an online complaints form.
@GBNEWS Jayne told me: "I felt sidelined by Labour. I wasn't even worthy of a call, a letter or a meeting. Nothing.
"Starmer has never taken notice of my concerns. It's so telling that he didn't even bother to respond to my concerns and experience at the time."
gbnews.com/politics/groom…
"Starmer has never taken notice of my concerns. It's so telling that he didn't even bother to respond to my concerns and experience at the time."
gbnews.com/politics/groom…
This revelation comes as the Labour Party is under severe scrutiny after GB News exposed how safeguarding minister Jess Phillips rejected calls for an independent inquiry into grooming gangs in Oldham.
The row exploded when Tory leader Kemi Badenoch said that a national inquiry into the grooming gangs atrocity was necessary.
The GB News exclusive was shared by the owner of X, Elon Musk, who has continued to post regularly about the scandal.
A Labour Party spokesman said: “All complaints are treated seriously and thoroughly assessed in line with our rules and procedures.
“Complaints are assessed via a specific process, independent of the Leader’s Office, and this was clearly signposted in response to this correspondence at the time.”
The row exploded when Tory leader Kemi Badenoch said that a national inquiry into the grooming gangs atrocity was necessary.
The GB News exclusive was shared by the owner of X, Elon Musk, who has continued to post regularly about the scandal.
A Labour Party spokesman said: “All complaints are treated seriously and thoroughly assessed in line with our rules and procedures.
“Complaints are assessed via a specific process, independent of the Leader’s Office, and this was clearly signposted in response to this correspondence at the time.”
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