Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp has branded Labour's response to grooming gangs "not good enough" after Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch renewed calls for a national rape gangs inquiry.

The Conservatives plan to table an amendment to Labour's Crime Bill after Easter, forcing a vote on establishing a National Statutory Inquiry.

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The Conservative Party plans to table an amendment to Labour's Crime Bill after Easte{ai:summary}<p>Shadow Home Secretary Chris Philp criticized Labour's handling of grooming gangs, stating it falls short. In response, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for a national inquiry into rape gangs, with plans to propose an amendment to Labour's Crime Bill after Easter. #crime</p>

WATCH: Chris Philp brands Labour's response to grooming gangs 'not good enough'

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