There has hardly been a day in this still relatively new year when Islamic grooming gangs have not been in the news in the UK.
The story has reverberated around the world, to the shame of Britain. People wonder how we ever allowed these Islamic grooming gangs to continue for over 50 years and why no one has been held accountable for the lamentable failures of policing and social services.
Pressure has grown on the government to call for a national inquiry with many national and international politicians and celebrities joining these calls.
The Home Secretary’s statement
The media storm over grooming gangs kicked off at the end of last year with news that the government had refused a formal request from Oldham Council for a national inquiry into grooming gangs. Following continued media and political pressure, the Home Secretary, Yvette Cooper made an announcement in the House of Commons last week.
For some context, it is worth noting that the Home Secretary admitted that there are currently 127 major police investigations underway on child sexual exploitation and grooming gangs across 29 different police forces. […]
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