Victims minister Alex Davies-Jones suggested on Tuesday night that an inquiry was a possibility, adding the Prime Minister had agreed to meet Epstein’s victims and was “taking this very seriously”. Asked if a public inquiry was on the table, Ms Davies-Jones said: “We are looking into this, we are reviewing what is possible… same with Harrods survivors. “The Prime Minister is committed to meeting with victims, but a public inquiry is not being actively considered.” No One Above, a group of survivors of Al Fayed’s alleged misconduct, said they backed a public inquiry. “No One Above has made repeated calls for a public inquiry over the past two years.