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Inquiry into the Death of Jalal Uddin. Read indexed debates, questions, statements and early day motions, with links to the original parliamentary records.

3 indexed mentions for this inquiry Earliest recorded mention: 10 July 2025

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Jalal Uddin Inquiry

Written Question House of Commons
Mike Wood · Conservative Answering body: Home Office
Parliamentary excerpt

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, pursuant to the answer of 4 September 2025, to Question 70519, on Public Inquiries, what has been the total public cost to date of the Jalal Uddin Inquiry.

Government answer

Answering body: Home Office

The Jalal Uddin Inquiry reported on 10 July 2025, and it is now closed. The Inquiry's costs are £1,095,614.

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Public Statutory Inquiry into the murder of Jalal Uddin – publication of Inquiry Report

Written Ministerial Statement House of Commons
Dan Jarvis · Labour Answering body: Home Office
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Today the independent Report of the Inquiry into the Death of Jalal Uddin was published by His Honour Thomas Teague KC.Retired Imam Jalal Uddin was brutally murdered in Rochdale on 18 February 2016 and, in November 2023, the then Home Secretary asked HH Thomas Teague KC to investigate how and in what circumstances he came by his death.The Government will review this report and consider how to respond in due course.I would like to thank His Honour Thomas Teague KC for his work to understand wh...

Recorded statement

Answering body: Home Office

Today the independent Report of the Inquiry into the Death of Jalal Uddin was published by His Honour Thomas Teague KC.

Retired Imam Jalal Uddin was brutally murdered in Rochdale on 18 February 2016 and, in November 2023, the then Home Secretary asked HH Thomas Teague KC to investigate how and in what circumstances he came by his death.

The Government will review this report and consider how to respond in due course.

I would like to thank His Honour Thomas Teague KC for his work to understand what happened to Mr Uddin and identify what we can learn from it that will help to prevent a recurrence of such an horrific event in future.

The report has been laid before the House and copies will be available from the Vote Office. It will also be available to view both on GOV.UK and on the Inquiry website at: Jalal Uddin Inquiry - Jalal Uddin Inquiry

Original parliamentary record