Rhiannon Whyte's mother appeals to Andy Burnham for answers after Keir Starmer ignored her for two YEARS

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The grieving mother of a hotel worker who was murdered by an illegal migrant has appealed to Andy Burnham for answers after being ignored by Sir Keir Starmer for two years.Siobhan Whyte's daughter Rhiannon was stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver by HIV-positive Sudanese "asylum seeker" Deng Chol Majek in 2024.After her daughter's killer was jailed, she issued multiple pleas to Sir Keir to hear her case - though they fell on deaf ears.And now, the mother has turned her attention to Mr Burnham as he entered Downing Street earlier this week.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say In an email to the Prime Minister, Ms Whyte said that she was "never acknowledged" by his predecessor and outlined the details of Rhiannon's death.

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She added: "After a 15-month court case, he was sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum of 29 years.

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I have reached out to numerous members of the Government and rarely had a response from anyone."My question to you is this - is it possible to arrange a face-to-face...

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