The former
head of the beleaguered child abuse inquiry is to face MPs over
explosive racism claims threatening to derail the £100million probe.
Dame
Lowell Goddard has pledged her ‘commitment to assist’ a Parliamentary
committee investigating incendiary misconduct claims, which Theresa May
has been accused of covering up.
The
judge, who was the third chairman of the crisis-hit inquiry, is now
expected to give evidence to MPs via video link from New Zealand, where
she lives.