The victim of a Bradford grooming gang has said that most girls at the children’s care home where she lived were being sexually exploited and has called for an inquiry, alleging that child rape gangs across the country — including Rochdale and Rotherham — are linked.
Sarah Champion MP says she has “aged” after the Labour Party threw her off its front bench for calling out “British Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls” and now requires enhanced police security — but vows “I am quite a long way from done.”
Three rapists from the Rochdale child grooming gang will be stripped of British citizenship, as a top judge calls their predatory attacks “serious organised crime”.
A teenager has suffered life-changing injuries after he was run over and beaten to the head with a crowbar and golf club in a “horrendous” attack that police are investigating as a racially-motivated hate crime.
Telford MP Lucy Allan has taken police to task for ignoring large-scale child sexual exploitation by mostly Muslim grooming gangs, with abusers only having to say they didn’t know the victim’s age to escape justice.
Institutions are putting their reputations above the safety of vulnerable children who are being sexually exploited, an inquiry has found.
A Labour Party council leader has been suspended and is facing a police investigation after an official inquiry said he had lied under oath, claiming he had no knowledge of child sexual abuse in the town.
Counter-extremism campaigner Maajid Nawaz has spoken of his amazement and shame at the “drag” in institutions including the police, the BBC, and politics in responding to the Telford child sexual exploitation scandal, accusing those at the top of society of being paralysed by fear of accusations of racism.
An investigation has revealed Britain’s worst ever grooming scandal, which saw authorities paralysed for 40 years by fears of “racism” accusations as grooming gangs victimised up to a thousand girls in Telford.
Police announced that arrests have been made in connection with an investigation into child sex exploitation (CSE) gangs targeting “vulnerable, underage” girls in Bury parks.
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A report by think tank Quilliam has found that more than eight out of ten men convicted of grooming gang offences have an ‘Asian’ background, while victims are “almost exclusively white girls”.
Two survivors of Muslim child rape gangs have said that groomers are still abusing young girls in Rotherham.
Pakistani Muslims in Birmingham have told ITV News their community is not to blame for the child sex grooming epidemic, saying the crimes are caused by conditions in British society.
The wives of convicted Muslim rape gang groomers have said that the young white girls targeted by their husbands are “filthy” and to blame for their own abuse.
Britain’s grooming epidemic has spread to Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland.
One of the leaders of the Rochdale sex-grooming gang has been accused of stamping on the face of another prisoner because he slammed terrorists after the Islamic State Brussels attacks.
Nasir Ali, who inflicted horrific injuries on a two-year-old girl he was asked to look after “for ten minutes”, did not “tolerate independence of mind” and had “strict ideas about how children should be brought up,” according to his sentencing judge.
From 2012 to 2016, a total of 6,226 child abuse allegations were referred to social services in the West Midlands borough of Sandwell – an average of three a day.
Newcastle has joined a list of British cities where grooming gangs, made up of predominantly Pakistani Muslim men, systematically rape and abuse vulnerable, white girls.
UK Independence Party (UKIP) MEP Nigel Farage has slammed London Mayor Sadiq Khan for not addressing extremism in Muslim communities and criticised Theresa May’s tenure as home secretary, saying that the prime minister’s words are not enough and people want action.
Officers have said they are investigating almost 200 cases of child sex abuse in Keighley, prompting fears of a ‘new Rochdale’ grooming gang in the small Yorkshire town. West Yorkshire Police are reportedly investigating 179 new sex crimes involving 165
A top immigration judge has criticised a “cavalier and unprofessional” law firm for obstructing the deportation of members of the Rochdale child sex gang and “weakening the rule of law”.
Only two of the nine men convicted following the Rochdale child grooming scandal remain in prison, and four are using taxpayers’ money to fight deportation to Pakistan. The Manchester Evening News reports that only Shabir Ahmed, 64, and Mohammed Sajid,
A former police detective who helped prosecute a Muslim grooming gang in 2012 says offenders identified during the original investigation are still at large in Rochdale and claims the conspiracy of cover-ups “goes right to the top of Government”.
The first episode of the BBC’s drama on Muslim rape gangs in Rochdale, Three Girls, has been broadcast to widespread critical acclaim in the mainstream media. References to key themes in the case identified during the subsequent investigation such as the role of religion were so far notably absent, however.
The BBC has made a drama about girls affected by Muslim rape gangs – with no mention of Islam in press releases or the trailer, the writer claiming “there was no religious basis for this”.
Four members of a Muslim grooming gang look set to be deported after losing a legal batter to stop the government stripping them of their British citizenship.
Britain’s most senior immigration judge has slammed barristers blocking members of a Muslim rape gang being stripped of British citizenship, accusing them of playing the system as they earn substantial fees at the taxpayer’s expense.
The leader of a notorious Muslim grooming gang, who preyed on girls as young as 13, has lost a bid to have his convictions overturned after arguing the jury was part of a vast anti-Muslim conspiracy.
