Nothing is more important than keeping our children safe. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has announced bold new measures to tackle grooming gangs nationwide.
Talk about covering up a cover up this takes the biscuit justice should be not only done but also seen to be done anything that touches on any minister or any goverment department never has nor ever will Imagine being raped as a junior soldier within the armed forces as a child service personnel member not only are you not believed even if you have evidence but even worse if you. Do not have any evidence When putting in any claim for a war pension for any or all loss of earnings etc etc etc one has to face the same system you where part of that not only allow this to happen but deny it ever did happen while stating lessons learnt I wonder how many times that term will be used of lessons learnt while all the time you just know history will never be learnt and history will be repeated Only on the day of this announcement was it it the news of a student police officer found having sex with an underage boy resigned his job rather then. Get dismissed from it then state not enough to charge the officer with any criminal offence when it is all plainly. There to see The name of the offender said it all along side the names. Of these grooming gang members names Until you do right by the victim you will hang your heads in shame
UK Home Office use are still skirting around the issue of addressing corruption within government agencies. These inhumane abuses happen because of corrupted agency collaboration under certain legislative acts, where government officials can aid and abet each other while hiding all types of malpractices. What is going to be done in addressing the issue of corrupted collaboration that leads to the abuses of vulnerable people whether children or adults. The police don't have to investigate issues of abuse or corruption if they dont want to. How does the government put the public at solid ease to assure that abuses will cease to happen as a result of proper protective safeguarding legislation to prevent these types of inhumane practices at the hands of government agencies.
Neil Turner
2w
To little to late, damage done
Thomas Egan
1w
They don’t care about this issue!! More bothered how they can waste taxpayers money abroad
David kliber
2w
Local investigations , no teeth, little power. Another sweep it under the carpet approach. Still don’t get it do they? Public opinion sayd a national enquiry is required at ghe same time robust action against anyone endangering children.
Brian Smith
1w
I can’t even imagine what those young girls as was, think , when they see this cover up … sickening
Scattergun! Casey review in 3 Months?? Unrealistic. And reviewing what exactly? Local inquiries - still intent on not joining the dots and having a national picture?? Scrabbling around looking for ways to give them statutory powers? Best call an inquiry framed under the 2005 Act which achieves just that. And the Telford chair for Oldham?? He refused to acknowledge 'pakistani rape gangs' referring to them as Asian Grooming gangs (See his executive summary for Telford, ironically under the 'Race' heading)
MARK BOYCE
4d
So that’s why you gave a murder 52 years for killing 3 children with the rest of the life’s to look forward too. Put your sentence s to fit the crime. Life 90 years no release. The sentence is supposed to be a deterrent !!!!!
May I make a suggestion can we have a inquiry into the enquiry on the Sheldon review, this country is a joke
This might be controversial but don’t the various police forces need looking into as well? They knew what was going on but refused to do anything for fear of being called racist!