to hear some good news regarding the problem is great. work of the staff at rotherham council.is it the strategy? for me it the biggest thing, which is the culture of there. and intimidating, very macho. it wasn't a supportive and nurturing environment, which children need. towards changing the culture. they can best serve children. before, it was reaching targets, budgets and keeping your head down. there has been a seismic change. that 1,400 girls have been groomed, raped or trafficked. it was in the national headlines. if the services have improved? child exploitation is going on in every town. it was quite shocking. resources for children services. there just isn't the money to provide the right services. resourced children's services is that tensions will begin to paul. this is just a demand for more money, isn't she? we need to protect the most vulnerable in our society. children, the elderly, people with learning difficulties. has shown they are doing in rotherham and i am proud of that. from some vegan activists. through holding regular protests outside farms and abbatt

sammy woodhouse is a survivor of abuse in rotherham.few years and we have heard of the heartache that's been happening, so today to finally hear that services are finally getting things right, and when that happens it means people's lives are improving and that is exactly what we wa nt improving and that is exactly what we want from those services. but how have you been working with the authorities to try to turn things around? i have been doing a bit of everything really, sharing my experience, what could have worked for me, and trying to do a little bit of everything. i know a lot of other people have as well. of course i don't work for the council so i don't get to see everything happening but i have spoken to staff and they have said they have seen a big improvement on leadership. i got to go to the rotherham pride awards which was set up for the children in care, praising them for the work they are doing. just before christmas i spent a few hours with the children in care and the staff as well so there's lots of good things happeni

. -- rotherham.r for her enormously good work and i will keep up my momentum. 0ne for her enormously good work and i will keep up my momentum. one of the fantastic things she did was lead to make sure that sex and relationship education is provided in all schools. i will be delighted to work with her and assure the outcome we get is something called the house can support. amber rudd. another minister who made it through the reshuffle unscathed was the leader of the commons, andrea leadsom. a regular engagement is to appear at business questions. but there was a surprise applet. i'm sure as eager light members of the house will notice, i'm the leader of the house of commons. my right honourable friend is attending sandringham for a meeting of the privy council and we are standing in her place in the they're really our boys jobs and girls jobs. it was supposed to restore the government was diminished authority. never before has a cabinet reshuffle diminished a prime minister quite the way this one has.

myself, my right honourable friend the member for basingstoke, and also the honourable member for rotherhamoss—party support for the work that is being undertaken? can i start by thanking the minister for the enormous good work she did in this role, and i will try my best to keep up the momentum that she has provided. and one of the fantastic things that she had was lead on making sure that sex and relationship education is going to be provided in all schools. i would be delighted to work with her to make sure that is the case, and also across the house, to make sure that the outcome we get is one that the whole house can support, as i know that everyone believes this is an important part. amber rudd. the chief executive of the energy regulator 0fgem admitted the organisation "should have done better" for vulnerable consumers. dermot nolan was given something of a roasting by the commons business committee. so, given that you accept you have a statutory duty to protect those vulnerable customers, do you think that... well, you have effectivelyjust admitted that you have failed them today. b

three years after it was placed into special measures, rotherham children and young people's services it is no longerfailing. in 2014, a public inquiry revealed that at least 1,400 girls had been sexually exploited by gangs of men over a period of 15 years and the government took direct control of the council. the regulator, 0fsted, has now rated the service as good, but inspectors say some aspects still require improvement. when in 2014 news broke that 1400 mostly white girls and teenagers had been sexually exploited by gangs of men, mostly of pakistani origin, the government took direct control of rotherham council and of all of its functions. children and young people services was roundly castigated a widespread systemic failures. today, three years after the scandal broke, the public service watchdog 0fsted has said the service is now fit for purpose. 0fsted inspectors spent one month examining the work of frontline social workers and managers. they concluded that the department has undergone systematic and rigorous improvement. but governance and leadership is now good. and that

i spoke to the labour mp for rotherham. rotherham. there. in 2012, the culture was dark and intimidating, very macho. intimidating, very macho. has worked towards changing the culture. culture. or youth workers the focus is around how they can best serve children. how they can best serve children. before, it was reaching targets, budgets and keeping your head down. budgets and keeping your head down. there has been a seismic change. 1a00 girls have been groomed, raped or trafficked. or trafficked. it was in the national headlines. national headlines. much, i wonder if the services have improved? improved? child exploitation is going on in every town. going on in every town. at the forensic interrogation, in rather it was quite shocking. rather it was quite shocking. is cutting resources for children services. services. there just isn't the money to provide the right services. to provide the right services. resources, this isjust a demand for more money, isn't she? more money, isn't she? down to it, we need to protect the most vulnerab