here in rochdale, but incidents. here in rochdale, but in rotherham and telford.ims and other whistleblowers came forward, that claims were often ignored by social, local politicians , even the police. politicians, even the police. and the reason they were ignored was due to cultural sensitivity and political correctness. now, that's not right. the man who murdered nine year old olivia pratt—korbel in liverpool being sentenced later. thomas cashman found guilty of killing the schoolgirl as he chased a convicted drug dealer into her home in august. he was also found guilty , the wounding with found guilty, the wounding with intent of her mother, cheryl coble, and the attempted murder , joseph ni, the man he was chasing . teachers in england chasing. teachers in england will go strike for another two days next term after rejecting the latest pay offer. they'll walk out on the 27th of april on the 2nd of may. 98% of any eu members voted against what they described as an insulting offer that amounted to a £1,000 one off payment . in addition to this off payment. in ad

rochdale, in rotherham or in telford .views and have telford. local reviews and have confirmed that the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here has been permeated by largely british men. now important not to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and, straightforward people . it is straightforward people. it is also clear to say that in these towns and i met victims today who've confirmed as much bearing out their own experience , that out their own experience, that there have been cultural trends in the practises that we've seen and authorities and professionals have turned a blind out of fear of being called racist political correctness can no longer be an obstacle to taking action i think big line for me there was it's not racist to tell the truth and i know that will be echoed by a lot of you get your views coming in gb views the gbnews.uk after many many years where it's felt as though political correctness fear political correctness and fear seeming racist has eith

people like rochdale? people in places like rochdale?he majority of yeah i think the majority of people won't an issue. people, it won't be an issue. i think the british public like to celebrate success and they like to see somebody being successful. sunak has been successful. sunak has been successful financially and that will not be an issue against. him and i think the labour party have to be very careful about trying to weaponise that issue against sunak. i think it could easily backfire . i think the easily backfire. i think the majority of people in rochdale will say this is fine. you know, a wealthy guy, he's doing a job of public service job, let him get on with it. but you thinking like goodness , trying to like thank goodness, trying to stop the boats coming over across the channel. he's trying to stop the anti—social behaviour. they will be more important . behaviour. they will be more important. i'd say this most ordinary people think people in politics have money. so how much money you have is absolutely no relevance. and i

it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or inford . local rotherham or in telford. local reviews and reports have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here has been perpetrated by largely british, pakistani men. now it's important not to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people . well, straightforward people. well, the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says the government has been turning a blind eye to the problem. i want a government that recognises the full response that's needed here and a government that really has been behind the curve now for a decade and you know, very many of the measures i was calling for ten years ago , the for ten years ago, the government still hasn't done and it's not tackling online issues. so there's big gaps in something which is ten years too late. but look, we'll work with anybody to improve the situation . teachers improve the situation. teachers in england will go on strike for another two days next term

and if you look back , rotherham, rochdale , back, rotherham, rochdale, huddersfield, she's right .e huddersfield, she's right. she is. and she's not afraid to have this battle. the government are saying that they will stop at nothing to crack down on sexual exploitation of girls and women . and of course, we know that this has been going on for many , many years. the story of rochdale was originally broken, i think, by the times back in 2012. places like rotherham, places like telford, like newcastle, where this has gone on for years . and frankly, on for years. and frankly, people in positions of authority have turned a blind for eye fear of being called racist . for fear of being called racist. for fear of being called racist. for fear of being called bigoted. so prime minister rishi sunak home secretary suella braverman in leeds today , first at an nspcc leeds today, first at an nspcc hub unveiling this grooming gang task force . then they will be task force. then they will be going over to rochdale in greater manchester and talking to abuse survivors amongst others. they are an

he's been up in rochdale today. he interviewed homesick eaterie suella braverman.e's a clip of what she had to say. ultimately silence enabled this abuse. silence on the part of professionals. fear of being called racist. fear about cultural sensitivities . fear cultural sensitivities. fear about inflaming cohesion in communities . it about inflaming cohesion in communities. it is about inflaming cohesion in communities . it is absolutely communities. it is absolutely vital that we call out the truth of what's been going on. and that's why mandatory reporting is an important tool in the armoury of measures that we are announcing today. yesterday, when you spoke about your incoming list of reforms , you incoming list of reforms, you said that, i think correctly that british pakistanis are disproportionately overrepresented in this kind of child abuse with labour politician describing this commentary as dog whistle politics. what do you make of this? it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford. local r

he's been up in rochdale today. he interviewed homesick eaterie suella braverman.e's a clip of what she had to say. ultimately silence enabled this abuse. silence on the part of professionals. fear of being called racist. fear about cultural sensitivities . fear cultural sensitivities. fear about inflaming cohesion in communities . it about inflaming cohesion in communities. it is about inflaming cohesion in communities . it is absolutely communities. it is absolutely vital that we call out the truth of what's been going on. and that's why mandatory reporting is an important tool in the armoury of measures that we are announcing today. yesterday, when you spoke about your incoming list of reforms , you incoming list of reforms, you said that, i think correctly that british pakistanis are disproportionately overrepresented in this kind of child abuse with labour politician describing this commentary as dog whistle politics. what do you make of this? it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford. local r

it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going here in rochdale , in rotherham or in rochdale slams labour run areas for enabung slams labour run areas for enabling the gangs , the left and enabling the gangs, the left and its eagerness to around racism. accusations allowed these despicable criminals escape justice. for years . that's justice. for years. that's tonight's big debate with . my tonight's big debate with. my superstore panel joining me this evening, carole malone. ben butterworth and belinda deluise. also coming up, starmer has tried to solve issue of his publicly declared gender extremism , but has actually extremism, but has actually ended up stumbling into another pr catastrophe . khan said 99.9% pr catastrophe. khan said 99.9% of women don't have penises. almost no body, but nobody is talking about trans issues . talking about trans issues. rubbish. i'll explain why. for as long as slippery starmer , as long as slippery starmer, define a biological woman , he define a biological woman, he cannot be trusted to protect women's rights. that's in my digest next an

it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going here in rochdale , in rotherham or in rochdaleabour run areas for enabung slams labour run areas for enabling the gangs , the left and enabling the gangs, the left and its eagerness to around racism. accusations allowed these despicable criminals escape justice. for years . that's justice. for years. that's tonight's big debate with . my tonight's big debate with. my superstore panel joining me this evening,

it's not racist to tell the truth about what has been going here in rochdale , in rotherham or in rochdale, in rotherham or in telford and the home secretary slams labour run areas for enabung slams labour run areas for enabling the gangs , the left and enabling the gangs, the left and its eagerness to around racism. accusations allowed these despicable criminals escape justice. for years . that's justice. for years. that's tonight's big debate with . my tonight's big debate with. my superstore panel joining me this evening, carole malone. ben butterworth and belinda deluise. also coming up, starmer has tried to solve issue of his publicly declared gender extremism , but has actually extremism, but has actually ended up stumbling into another pr catastrophe . khan said 99.9% pr catastrophe. khan said 99.9% of women don't have penises. almost no body, but nobody is talking about trans issues . talking about trans issues. rubbish. i'll explain why. for as long as slippery starmer , as long as slippery starmer, define a biological woman , he define a biological woman, he cannot be trusted to

we have had several independent inquiries look at the incidents here in rochdale but in rotherham andoften ignored by social workers, local politicians or even the police, and the reason they were ignored was due to cultural sensitivity and political correctness. a new national task force will support police with the type of crime they have struggled to deal with. it's a problem captured by drama as well as news. children often from troubled backgrounds enticed into adult worlds and sexually abused by gangs of men, a tactic now well understood. the home secretary said it was abuse by gangs overwhelmingly made up of british pakistani males. the home office clarified she was talking about three cases in rochdale, rotherham and telford, because last year, a public inquiry found police have a startling lack of ethnic information. they don't know how many of the children they have recorded as being exploited in some way are actually being sexually exploited. they don't know the ethnicity of the people that might be exploiting them. the government wants better data but has been accused of f

tell the truth about what has been going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford .ocal reviews and or in telford. local reviews and reports have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here been perpetrated by largely british, pakistani men. now it's important to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people . now the straightforward people. now the brother of the television presenter phillip schofield has been found guilty of sexual abusing a teenage boy . timothy abusing a teenage boy. timothy schofield was charged with 11 offences, including that with a child between october 2016 and october 2019. the 54 year old has been remanded in custody and will be sentenced next. reacting to verdict, phillip schofield as far as i'm concerned , no longer far as i'm concerned, no longer have a brother . teachers in have a brother. teachers in england will go on strike for another two days next term after rejecting the latest government offer. their walk out on the 27th of april and the 2nd of ma

i'm rochdale. telford, newcastle.remember name off top of my but there off the top of my head but there was single female labour mp was a single female labour mp who consistently raising the who was consistently raising the alarm if it alarm about champion. if it wasn't even her, it was. it was before sarah champion. i think she's but but you she's now retired. but but you know, often those who do know, it's often those who do speak up within the party seem to have been ignored by their colleagues. do you think they've got the focus right here? we're talking about tougher sentences on gang members, grooming gang members and specialised support for those local police forces that dealing with this issue on the ground . should we, as we the ground. should we, as we just heard there from our lawyer , alan, saying this needs to be more about the culture , the more about the culture, the victim blaming culture that we saw in communities and especially in the police. i think you need to do both. quite frankly. you need to do

rochdale, - she - week in rochdale, when she annonnooo—i week in rochdale, when shei announced _, she is , yes. but of course he's is, yes. but of course he's using this trip really for election purposes, as previous american presidents have done. although it's funny, you know, with this irish, this irish diaspora in america, a lot of them actually come from the protestant northern irish tradition. not all from the catholic south, but that seems to have been forgotten. look, his trip up was cursory- .. 3“ look, his trip up was cursory to say no— his trip up was cursory to say no boo.— his trip up was cursory to say the best, mildly— his trip up was cursory to say the best, mildly disrespect , the best, mildly disrespect, anrnr. — the best, mildly disrespect, anrnr. nor— the best, mildly disrespect, awful. but in— the best, mildly disrespect, awful. but in his- the best, mildly disrespect, awful. .. t“ the best, mildly disrespect, awful. .. .. cc awful. but in his favour. i will say this. he didn't say anything stupid today. he didn't say anything provocative today other than, of cours

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the reports do demonstrate, if you read the report on rochdale and rotherham, the casey report, theyclaims by young white girls who have complained about being raped and abused by networks and rapists who have come from the british pakistani male community. there has been a communal shutting down in these areas. is there has been a communal shutting down in these areas.— down in these areas. is the responsibility _ down in these areas. is the responsibility on _ down in these areas. is the responsibility on the - down in these areas. is the - responsibility on the community for not speaking out? the responsibility on the community for not speaking out?— not speaking out? the fault lies with obviously _ not speaking out? the fault lies with obviously the _ not speaking out? the fault lies with obviously the perpetrators| not speaking out? the fault lies - with obviously the perpetrators were carrying out these vile acts of depravity, but also the authorities. there's been a social ignorance. there's been a social ignorance. there's been a wilful turning of the blind eye. there's been

involved in this sort of abuse, and the home office said she was referring to three cases — rotherham, rochdaleed in child abuse groups and we don't have enough data to reach conclusions. what is it that victims and campaigners are calling for? thea;t campaigners are calling for? they are worried _ campaigners are calling for? they are worried about _ campaigners are calling for? ti9 are worried about racial stereotyping in this form of abuse and they are worrying about online abuse not getting enough attention, and they are also worried about the focus on the perpetrator are not the victim. in many cases if you read the reports, the concern was young girls in particular are seen as having risky lifestyles, drinking and drugs and hanging out with older men, and they were not believed, and thatis men, and they were not believed, and that is the cause of a lot of these issues. :, ~ that is the cause of a lot of these issues. ., ~ , :, :, :, , issues. 0k, thank you. tom symonds re ”ortin issues. 0k, thank you. tom symonds reporting there- _ and in russia, an anti—war campaigner has been detained b

, where it's gone on for rochdale, where it's gone on for years , years and years.rs, years and years. and people in positions of power that should be safe. these children have basically a blind eye because as the home secretary suella braverman said this morning, after the men involved are ethnic minority groups, she pakistani men , groups, she pakistani men, particularly , and people think , particularly, and people think, oh, well, i better not say anything because i'll be considered racist or i'll be called . and they say nothing. called. and so they say nothing. and this has gone on, on and on. so it sounds positive, obviously , that the government is going to take firm action. we will find out the specifics tomorrow, but it's obviously trailed today . but my understanding is that this legal mandatory duty that they plan to bring in professionals working with children they legally have report if they have concerns that a might be being abused or risk of being abused that actually it's a consultation at this on that the law not about to change right now and lisa

the prime minister will travel to rochdale later today, to announce plans for a new police task force reveal this morning whether its members in england will accept the latest pay offer from the government. teachers are gathering for the union's annual conference in harrogate, where pay and workload will be among the issues discussed. ministers say the offer is "fair and reasonable". former us president donald trump is "gearing up for a battle" ahead of his scheduled court hearing tomorrow, his lawyer has said. mr trump is expected to fly to new york from his florida home today, to face charges related to hush money payments made to an adult film star. he's the first former us president to be charged with a crime and has continued to deny any wrongdoing. the head of russia's wagner mercenary group has claimed to have raised a russian flag over bakhmut�*s city hall in eastern ukraine. president zelensky has dismissed the video as a stunt and insisted its army still holds the city. fighting there has been raging for months, with both sides suffering heavy losses. the water regulator ofw

rochdale going to have to use my elocutionso i saidfrom rochdale going to have to use my elocutionsok bin liners of wet wipes out— liners, his big black bin liners of wet wipes out of the. why wourt— of wet wipes out of the. why wourt you— of wet wipes out of the. why wourt you to— of wet wipes out of the. why would you do that? why would your— would you do that? why would your r— would you do that? why would your r ooht— would you do that? why would you? i don't know. riri“ c would you do that? why would you? i don't know. c“ c you? i don't know. i don't know. those supposedly flushable wipe outs aren't really flushable . i outs aren't really flushable. i had when i moved into that house. yeah, there was a blockage not long after. and all the sewage people came out and. and it was nappies. you you just wouldn't do it. why are you flushing nappies? and the other one, flushing nappies? and the other you— flushing nappies? and the other you trow— flushing nappies? and the other you thow. r— flushing nappies? and the other one, you know, i live— flushing nappies? and the other one, you

it's not racist to tell the truth about what has going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford . local reviews and have telford. local reviews and have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here has been permeated by largely british pakistani men. now it's important not to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people . tributes straightforward people. tributes have been paid tonight to the concert of mp and former chancellor nigel lawson after his death at the age 91. the leading brexiteer served in margaret government and sat in the house of lords until his retirement december. he survived by his seven children, including the tv cook and author nigella lawson. rishi sunak has called him a transformational chancellor and an inspiration . chancellor and an inspiration. and tonight, donald trump has a rived at trump tower in york city. he's due to appear in court tomorrow in manhattan and face criminal charges . the face criminal charges. the former us president has been in relation to alleged hu

it's not racist to tell the truth about what has going on here in rochdale or in rotherham or in telford local reviews and have telford. local reviews and have confirmed the grooming gangs scandal that has gone on here has been permeated by largely british pakistani men. now it's important not to demonise a whole community and the vast majority of british pakistanis are law abiding and straightforward people . tributes straightforward people. tributes have been paid tonight to the concert of mp and former chancellor nigel lawson after his death at the age 91. the leading brexiteer served in margaret government and sat in the house of lords until his retirement december. he survived by his seven children, including the tv cook and author nigella lawson. rishi sunak has called him a transformational chancellor and an inspiration . chancellor and an inspiration. and tonight, donald trump has a rived at trump tower in york city. he's due to appear in court tomorrow in manhattan and face criminal charges . the face criminal charges. the former us president has been in relation to alleged hush

charlie peaches gb news rochdale . this peaches gb news rochdale.ow proud i am of charlie peters for what he's doing. his documentary grooming gangs, britain shaming still only gb news youtube channel. one of the survivors he spoke to in that piece, elizabeth, i spoken to several times myself and the way her life was traumatised by what happened to her is astonishing and the recommendations charlie made in his documentary getting him access to the home secretary. the government looks like it's going to lay out a plan very similar to what this channel suggested. i'm so proud what gb news is doing in this territory by force. in the conversations that afraid to that the broadcaster's afraid to have well a president have and as well a president said herself , the said yesterday herself, the truth isn't racist . let us know truth isn't racist. let us know what you think of that on the record recommendations that charlie report. gb charlie made in that report. gb views gb news dot uk source views at gb news dot uk source specialist officers is meant to tr

so the timing of this because don't forget rochdale , because don't forget rochdale, rotherham, telforduffington post saying that this could be more of the template of the future from the labour party because they labour they took advice from the labour party in australia party down under in australia and also from america . the and also from america. the democrats have biased joe democrats who have biased joe biden, where course in those biden, where of course in those two countries political attack videos are very the videos are very much the currency this the marking of currency is this the marking of a new to race the bottom of gutter politics britain ? gutter politics in britain? well, i certainly hope not, martin. imean, well, i certainly hope not, martin. i mean, i think that tnere— martin. i mean, i think that tnere vvtntt— martin. i mean, i think that there would be— martin. i mean, i think that there would be a— m3”. 3 i mean, i think that there would be a sad day if tntt-e— there would be a sad day if tntt-e tne— there would be a sad day if that's the way— there would be a sa

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politically and in terms of damaging the vote base in areas such as rotherham , areas such as rotherham, rochdaletlepool we can reel off all of these poor towns across britain. the fact of the matter is you are right in the data, but the data isn't. tell the whole story. it's about the disproportion lack of political to will tackle it when it happens. this long overdue. well, let's see what comes out . well, let's see what comes out. some things are certainly are long. for example, the police who do who are dealing with these cases should get specialist training the backlog the delay dealing with the cases once it's reported to police has been expanding a lot that you know there are a whole number of things but my point is if we focus purely you know you're saying politically in one way and i'm saying focusing politically in another way can blind us to dealing with what the wrong thing, which is what are the changes that could be made to law to policing practises to social services and so on that are going to make these kinds of disgusting, heinous crimes less likely on this particular, one of th

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