it started with a journalist at the times called andrew norfolk. he first encountered the grooming gangsin first encountered the grooming gangs in 2003 when labour ann cryer revealed local concerns about asian men targeting teenage girls outside gates. he admitted later that a story about minorities targeting white girls felt like a far right fantasy . liberal guilt kicked fantasy. liberal guilt kicked in, so he wrote one story and dropped it . in, so he wrote one story and dropped it. but over in, so he wrote one story and dropped it . but over the years, dropped it. but over the years, he kept encountering similar stories. his conscience knocked him. and in 2010, he began to research court records . what he research court records. what he found was a pattern abusers would meet girls in public places. they would give them gifts or take them out to joyrides until they felt like the man was their boyfriend. then they'd give them alcohol or drugs and rape them . often they drugs and rape them. often they trafficked girls between their family and frie

andrew norfolk particular blown the lid off a scandal but think for a lot scandal.k for a lot of people story was it was of people this story was it was too difficult. it them too too difficult. it made them too nervous due to the ethnicity of the perpetrators . due to the the perpetrators. due to the demographic of the victims and survivors and they pushed into the long grass. we've had these government reviews and people have said, that's it sorted going. it going. we've dealt with it entirely . unfortunately, that is entirely. unfortunately, that is not the case. councillors who knew and stayed in 2005 still serving on the rose mcneilly who knew and did nothing for three years. she's now the head of the ethics commission and standards commission, rotherham borough council. do we have evidence that she knew about these crimes? yes, spoken to a crimes? yes, i've spoken to a whistleblower she confirmed whistleblower and she confirmed to she delivered that to me that she delivered that lecture, that seminar on 2005 and rose mcneilly herself to me on the phone that sh

andrew norfolk particular blown the lid off a scandal but think for a lot scandal.ink for a lot of people story was it was of people this story was it was too difficult. it them too too difficult. it made them too nervous due to the ethnicity of the perpetrators . due to the the perpetrators. due to the demographic of the victims and survivors and they pushed into the long grass. we've had these government reviews and people have said, that's it sorted going. it going. we've dealt with it entirely . unfortunately, that is entirely. unfortunately, that is not the case. councillors who knew and stayed in 2005 still serving on the rose mcneilly who knew and did nothing for three years. she's now the head of the ethics commission and standards commission, rotherham borough council. do we have evidence that she knew about these crimes? yes, spoken to a crimes? yes, i've spoken to a whistleblower she confirmed whistleblower and she confirmed to she delivered that to me that she delivered that lecture, that seminar on 2005 and rose mcneilly herself to me on the phone that

environmental protection agency says norfolk southern would bear the cost for the trauma it inflicted on the town. a romanian court has confirmed the social media influencer andrewustody for a further 30 days. the two men have been held for almost two months while police investigate allegations of human trafficking and rape, which they deny. emergency teams in southern turkey have been carrying out more searches of the rubble after another earthquake on monday, just two weeks after two massive quakes devastated the region. buildings weakened by those first tremors finally collapsed. the 6.4 magnitude quake struck near the turkish city of anta kya, close to the border with syria. 0ur correspondent, anna foster, sent this report. there seems no end to the agony. today, fresh images of loss and grief. millions of people, desperately trying to heal, have been traumatised again. for many, the first thought was protecting their families. they gathered up everything that was precious to them and ran. this volleyball court was set up as a relief centre after the first earthquake, and by yesterday, it was almost deserted. but when people felt the ground shake under their

norfolk. while places like tendring in essex and great yarmouth also have unemployment rates way above the regional average. andrew and helps them get basic qualifications in things like animal care, maths and english. things like animal care, maths and enalish. , ., ,, ., english. there is a desperate need, articularl english. there is a desperate need, particularly here — english. there is a desperate need, particularly here in _ english. there is a desperate need, particularly here in great _ english. there is a desperate need, | particularly here in great yarmouth, where we have some of the highest rates of deprivation and unemployment around, people with disabilities, mental health concerns, single parents. i left school at _ concerns, single parents. i left school at quite _ concerns, single parents. i left school at quite an _ concerns, single parents. i left school at quite an early - concerns, single parents. i left school at quite an early age. . concerns, single parents. i left school at quite an early age. i | concerns, single parents. i left school at quite an early age. i have no qualifications. | sc

norfolk southern is now facing a class action lawsuit, which claimed the trained rail mint released chemical weapons into the community. the company has not commented on the lawsuit . andrewrina, andrea, thank you breaking news from ukraine new evidence that russian offensive is getting underway, ukrainian officials say a barrage of at least three dozen russian missiles were launched this morning, hitting targets in ukraine's northwest and south. at least 16 of those missiles were reportedly shot down by ukrainian forces. early reports say at least one person was killed and estimated 97% of the russian army is now in ukraine ahead of the one year anniversary of the invasion. dire new warning about a glacier at the bottom of the world and arctic, a so called doomsday glacier is the size of florida. but researchers claim warm water is seeping into its weak spots. speeding up the melting caused by climate change. they say we should be concerned because of the potential rise in sea% levels, which could be significant and let's take a look at your morning weather. good morning, a stormy day on tap from the gulf of mexico to the eastern great lakes. we could see tornadoes today