London Mayor Sadiq Khan’s representative, or UK government minister, responds to renewed claims about Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged activities in the UK. Reporting across outlets focuses on Alex Davies-Jones, a minister for victims, who had previously said a public inquiry was a possibility. Evening Standard reports that Burnham is not considering holding a public inquiry at this time, contradicting earlier speculation that one could be pursued. Yahoo! UK News presents a different emphasis, saying Burnham is considering a public inquiry in response to the claims. The Belfast Telegraph provides a brief reference to the same topic but does not add further detail in the supplied text. Overall coverage reflects a dispute over whether a public inquiry is under active consideration and highlights the role of ministerial statements in shaping the government’s approach. No single outlet in the provided material confirms whether any inquiry is planned, the scope of any potential inquiry, or a timetable for decisions.