Leader of the opposition party, Kemi Badenoch, raised the pressure on prime minister Sir Keir Starmer.
She addressed the recent news of four victims on the grooming gang survivors panel resigning.
Badenoch said the victims resigned "because they lost all confidence in the Government’s inquiry" – she leads her questions with the statements provided by the victims.
The prime minister said "the inquiry is not and will never be watered down, it’s scope will not change, it will examine the ethnicity and religion of the offenders".
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