in rotherham alone . the casey report singled dallas councillor jahangir akhtar for his malign influence after he arranged a handover of the raped girl at the petrol station . the labour party forced station. the labour party forced him to resign . years later, his him to resign. years later, his daughter was a job at a council funded charity giving her access to a database with confidential information on grooming gang victims . there was no suggestion victims. there was no suggestion that she did anything wrong, but victims said there was a potential conflict of interest . potential conflict of interest. after the casey report revealed council failures, an investor gafion council failures, an investor gation into the police was launched by the independent police complaints commission. they found that the father of a girl who was raped in clifton park and suffered internal injuries was told by a police officer that he hoped it would teach her lesson. they found that police officers finding , that police o

over 1300 crimes have rotherham. have now been recorded and we've got a bit of an update for you. the other news news outlets, they ignore it. we don't right here on gb news. i'll be back in a tick with all of that here on gb news live. we'll be keeping you in the picture, finding out what's across the what's happening across the country finding why country and finding out why it matters we'll have the matters to you. we'll have the facts with our team of facts fast with our team of reporters and specialist corus bonds. wherever it's happening, we'll noon on tv we'll be there in 12 noon on tv and online, giving the people's channel britain's news. channel hello. afternoon. i'm tamsin roberts in the gb news room. it's 330. here's latest. the death toll from an earthquake that hit southeastern turkey early this morning has now 2000 people. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake , an area near the earthquake, an area near the border with syria leaving thousands more injured and causing widespread destruction in both countries. th

where 1500 girls in rotherham were raped . some of rotherham were raped.re still in position . and them are still in position. and that to me and to many people , that to me and to many people, is deeply concerning. the people presided over the failure to hold a council, the council who did cover up csea , who did not did cover up csea, who did not acknowledge those happening, are still in place. and still the positions of power, authority. and really sticks in the and that really sticks in the core of many survivors . and core of many survivors. and actually, if you don't change the plinth , how can we ever have the plinth, how can we ever have proper change to protect our girls going forward? what is particularly about so particularly shocking about so many of these cases is how many of alleged perpetrators have of the alleged perpetrators have got away with it, have not ended up going to prison. got away with it, have not ended up going to prison . how victims up going to prison. how victims have withdrawn complaints over fears for their own safety. how

the point means rotherham are now six points clear of the drop zone. draw for the quarterfinals of the women's fa cup has taken place. championship side lewes�* reward for reaching the last eight for the first time, is a home tie against wsl leaders manchester united. after beating london rivals arsenal, defending champions chelsea have been drawn at reading. manchester city will face aston villa, while the other championship side, birmingham, take on brighton. brighton have never qualified for europe or won a trophy, teenage snowboarder mia brookes has won a historic slopestyle gold medal at the world championships in georgia. the 16—year—old is the first british athlete to secure the title and did so in style. in her second and final run, she landed the first ever cab mao double grab in a women's competition. brookes was too young to compete at the beijing winter olympics last year, but has long been seen as a future been seen as a future star of the sport. year, but has long been seen as a future star of the sport. new zealand's olympic champion zoi

rotherham problem sorry rotherham gangs.n't say problem. yeah and understand right. and understandably parents are terrified i guess. and i feel like it's sort of a straw that's going to break the camel's back, isn't it? people have already you said before that that the migrants should be housed near the guardian. journalists well, yeah, so i don't understand. like why the put the migrants and impoverished and vulnerable working class communities when guardian readers who massively keen massively in of cross channel migrants coming here so the everybody would be much happier if we passed a law that said if you read the guide if you to the guardian you've got to have seven albanian okay all nailed by yourself my grandfather he's said well years i think people are concerned about everyone's i think what concerns is the police then came out after this happened and said you know quote social media speculation , misinformation and speculation, misinformation and rumour can actually damage the outcome of the event . and it outcome

rotherham problem sorry rotherham gangs.n't say problem. yeah and understand right. and understandably parents are terrified i guess. and i feel like it's sort of a straw that's going to break the camel's back, isn't it? people have already you said before that that the migrants should be housed near the guardian. journalists well, yeah, so i don't understand. like why the put the migrants and impoverished and vulnerable working class communities when guardian readers who massively keen massively in of cross channel migrants coming here so the everybody would be much happier if we passed a law that said if you read the guide if you to the guardian you've got to have seven albanian okay all nailed by yourself my grandfather he's said well years i think people are concerned about everyone's i think what concerns is the police then came out after this happened and said you know quote social media speculation , misinformation and speculation, misinformation and rumour can actually damage the outcome of the event . and it outcome

rotherham protests in newquay. some have said that those protesters are far right.that a fair characterisation of , those protesters? well, what i say firstly is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation, harass and any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms . and it's clear possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country , whereby around our country, whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally , our legal duties to illegally, our legal duties to accommodate them, we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding ourselves in. i and it is it is clear and undeniable that there are really really serious pressures communities and saying so does not make you racist , bigoted. simon clarke, racist, bigoted. simon clarke, former cabinet minister, has said there will be a very problem for the government if . problem for the government if.

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in rotherham.t's called send help. the mayor of london will extend free schools meals to every primary school pupil in the capital for a year. the scheme, which will cost around £130 million, will come into effect from september. sadiq khan says he wants to ensure parents don't worry about how to feed their children. what we do know is across london and, indeed, across the country, many families are struggling because of the cost—of—living crisis. the child poverty action group have estimated that there are 210,000 children in london not receiving free school meals, but whose families are living in poverty. unfortunately, to receive free school meals, you've got to have a household income of less than £7,a00 — after tax — irrespective of the number of children you have. and speaking to teachers and parents, we know its leading to children not doing as well at school. the race is on to succeed nicola sturgeon as snp leader and first minister of scotland. kate forbes, who's currently scotland's finan

one of the exclusives we ran last month on gb news was that a man who was forced to resign from rotherham15 due to being part of a council that was in denial. eight years later, we uncovered that is now a diversity and inclusion in the nhs. yes. paid £50,000 a year to lecture on inclusion and he was the cabinet member for community cohesion in rotherham when he was alleged to have pushed away difficult conversations about grooming gangs in the town. he did this for the best part of a and still two decades on. no no punishment. still paid for by the state. and he's gotten away with it because nobody else is looking into us. we are what we've uncovered, i think, will shock your viewers. well, let's just a little just a quick clip, a little preview of what you're to preview of what you're going to see saturday at see this saturday evening at 8:00. don't drink or do drugs, 8:00. i don't drink or do drugs, and i've escaped that life . i and i've escaped that life. i have a daughter. but the man who raped me in telford in south wales is still living that , wales is still living that, still work

one of the exclusives we ran last month on gb news was that a man who was forced to resign from rotherham15 due to being part of a council that was in denial. eight years later, we uncovered that is now a diversity and inclusion in the nhs. yes. paid £50,000 a year to lecture on inclusion and he was the cabinet member for community cohesion in rotherham when he was alleged to have pushed away difficult conversations about grooming gangs in the town. he did this for the best part of a and still two decades on. no no punishment. still paid for by the state. and he's gotten away with it because nobody else is looking into us. we are what we've uncovered, i think, will shock your viewers. well, let's just a little just a quick clip, a little preview what you're going preview of what you're going to see saturday at see this saturday evening at 8:00. i don't drink or do drugs, and i've escaped that life . i and i've escaped that life. i have a daughter. but the man who raped me in telford in south wales is still living that , wales is still living that, still working there, still running the ke

the first police operation in rotherham looking into the grooming gang, started in 2008. journalists when this story broke in 2014, the police them to stay quiet. now i can't find any evidence of any police operation, but in 2005 and that first operation in 2008, indeed, when i spoke some of these councillors , four of them still councillors, four of them still serving in the last month or so . i've heard some conflicting stories . one councillor told me stories. one councillor told me that, yes, the police were definitely there. they told me to stay silent. another councillor to speak to councillor refused to speak to me, saying what they said in 2014 case. 2014 remains the case. they won't comment again. but a third councillor, mcneilly said , are councillor, mcneilly said, are the ones even that nobody the police ones even that nobody investigated this very important part of the story. when came out in 2014. i think lot of journalists, a lot of them did a great job, but some of them took at face value what councillors , at face value what councillors, politicians, loca

the first police operation in rotherham looking into the grooming gang, started in 2008.ournalists when this story broke in 2014, the police them to stay quiet. now i can't find any evidence of any police operation, but in 2005 and that first operation in 2008, indeed, when i spoke some of these councillors , four of them still councillors, four of them still serving in the last month or so . i've heard some conflicting stories . one councillor told me stories. one councillor told me that, yes, the police were definitely there. they told me to stay silent. another councillor to speak to councillor refused to speak to me, saying what they said in 2014 case. 2014 remains the case. they won't comment again. but a third councillor, mcneilly said , are councillor, mcneilly said, are the ones even that nobody the police ones even that nobody investigated this very important part of the story. when came out in 2014. i think lot of journalists, a lot of them did a great job, but some of them took at face value what councillors , at face value what councillors, politicians, local

this is maltby hilltop school in rotherham. ten years ago they had 82 pupils.nd there is a waiting list. so what's causing pressure on places? there is increasing diagnosis of special educational needs and children with education and health care plans. we're going to watch that tennis game. some mainstream schools are struggling to cope. funding is an issue. localauthorities, high needs budgets are tight, and new specialist schools aren't being built quick enough to cope with the rising demand for places. hello. freya, doing some fantastic walking. how much of your time do you spend looking for space? i mean, it's continual. i mean, mentally and physically. i go round the school time and time again to try and find available space. and this is a case in point. what i'm about to show you, this was a form of resource cupboard. but now we have members of the visual impairment therapy team conducting therapy with our children in this space. in a resource cupboard. afternoon. good afternoon. i'm ashamed. you know, as the headteacher of this school, i genuinely do fee

steve rotherham, metro mayor — to be unopposed. steve rotherham, metro mayor of _ to be unopposed.l leaders say they have little choice but to raise tax to protect services. let's get more on this with our political correspondent alex forsyth. good to talk to you, worth reminding us of the background to this yes. good to talk to you, worth reminding us of the background to this- us of the background to this yes, so this first started _ us of the background to this yes, so this first started round _ us of the background to this yes, so this first started round the - us of the background to this yes, so this first started round the autumn l this first started round the autumn statement last year when the chancellorjeremy hunt said that councils in england who are responsible for social care, so not all council, just those responsible for social care, they could put up council tax by up to 5% from this april, to help them raise funds to cover the costs of delivering those service, now the county councils network is is a body that represents some of them. it has looked at the councils

just in green and rotherham , just in green and rotherham, born and bred.proud of that. born and bred. very proud of that . the first new family to go that. the first new family to go to universal city has some big jobs in the conservative government. education secretary, economic secretary to the treasury . transport secretary . treasury. transport secretary. international development. secretary . is sort of fell out secretary. is sort of fell out of love with boris johnson's government before you stood down in 2019. what happened? are you still a conservative? i'm still a card carrying member of the conservative party , and we conservative party, and we basically had the whip withdrawn. so it was probably more the party leadership falling out with me in a sense . falling out with me in a sense. and i think obviously that was around brexit and the fact that i represented a very remain constitu and c and want to faithfully do that in my job as a constituent mp. of course, the irony was the whip being withdrawn was the fact that i was really unhappy about th

just in green and rotherham , just in green and rotherham, born and bred.proud of that. born and bred. very proud of that . the first new family to go that. the first new family to go to universal city has some big jobs in the conservative government. education secretary, economic secretary to the treasury . transport secretary . treasury. transport secretary. international development. secretary . is sort of fell out secretary. is sort of fell out of love with boris johnson's government before you stood down in 2019. what happened? are you still a conservative? i'm still a card carrying member of the conservative party , and we conservative party, and we basically had the whip withdrawn. so it was probably more the party leadership falling out with me in a sense . falling out with me in a sense. and i think obviously that was around brexit and the fact that i represented a very remain constitu and c and want to faithfully do that in my job as a constituent mp. of course, the irony was the whip being withdrawn was the fact that i was really unhappy about th

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in rotherham.d founder of the charity sparkle sheffield. thank you very much forjoining us. the picture painted the, is that something you recognise? you have three children with autism? yes. three children with autism? yes, most definitely. _ three children with autism? yes, most definitely. with _ three children with autism? yes, most definitely. with my - three children with autism? is: most definitely. with my second youngest son, i had to go to court to get provisions for him, in terms of his educational health care plan, because it wasn't right. it wasn't quantified and specified. and that was eight years ago. so things haven't changed, got so much worse. covid didn't help but things have got so much worse. 50 covid didn't help but things have got so much worse.— covid didn't help but things have got so much worse. so you took your local authority _ got so much worse. so you took your local authority to _ got so much worse. so you took your local authority to court _ got so much worse. so you

liverpool in rotherham, protests planned in newquay . some have planned in newquay.ome have said that those protesters are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters ? well, what i would protesters? well, what i would say, firstly is that violence is never acceptable and intima station harassment . any forms of station harassment. any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms and it's clear that we have an on sustainable situation in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally and our legal duties to accommodate them, we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding ourselves in and it is it is clear and undeniable that there are really , really serious there are really, really serious pressures on community fees and saying so does not make you racist or bigoted. simon clarke, former cabinet minister, has said there will be a very real problem for the

liverpool in rotherham protests planned in newquay . some have planned in newquay. protesters are far right. is a fair characterisation of those protesters. well what i would firstly is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation, harassing and any forms abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn in the fullest possible terms and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally and our legal duties to accommodate them. we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding in and it is it is clear and undeniable that are really , and undeniable that are really, really serious pressures on communities and saying so does not make you racist or bigoted. simon clarke, former cabinet, has said there will be a very real problem for the government if there is a northern ireland deal that doesn't carry the support dup. is he right support of the dup. is he right ? listen, the dup

party ben habib and denis macshane, the former minister of for state and member of parliament for rotherhamm going to start with ben. did hear any of the comings and goings in the house of lords. i followed it blow by rule. it's great, but i mean, i think at listening to what you just said, you know, there's there are basically two grappling hooks into , the grappling hooks into, the british caucus, if you like as part of the leaving deal that we did, the first grappling hook is the northern ireland which actually prevents the united kingdom from leaving the eu . the kingdom from leaving the eu. the eu is one united kingdom and the other grappling hook at the terms of the level playing field in the trade and cooperation agreement , which requires in the trade and cooperation agreement, which requires us to augn agreement, which requires us to align on state aid employment, competition and environmental law. and with these two grappling hooks, the is holding united kingdom close , preventing united kingdom close, preventing us from being able to actually properly brexit. so when these people

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in rotherham.take you to wiltshire now where king charles has been watching a defensive... for ukrainian troops from partnerforces. this i'm told the last five weeks to deliver basic combat training on these trips will return to fight ukraine. he has been accompanied today by the chief of general staff general sir patrick sanders and this training has been happening sincejuly last year and happening since july last year and will continue happening sincejuly last year and will continue all the way through this year and the recruits are being taught how to survive in a hostile environment so pictures here from wiltshire, as we approach the year anniversary this month of the russian invasion of ukraine. now it's time for a look at the weather with helen. good afternoon. mild start to the working week but with a lot of cloud around. this is a weak weather front. it is giving some appreciable rain over the hills of scotland just nudging a little bit further north. there's drizzle in coastal and hilly ar

well, i would simply i was mp for rotherham, which was one of the city towns in grooming abedi .th—east it was london, it went round i'm afraid . taxi went round i'm afraid. taxi driving groups from a certain community that you could pick up, vulnerable, young women often in care , parents who saw often in care, parents who saw exchange for affection, love, something it's quite unpleasant and complicated, but i mean, there is a lot of sex under the age of 60, believe it or not, or even under 18 or even outside marriage. and then when it started happening, what was the astonishing was they did go to the police and the police did nothing. the police were getting so in some cases getting favours in return . they took it to the in return. they took it to the council the social workers who also didn't quite know what to do if it we brought to be, you know a huge rouse some of the communities where i was the mp i said debate or story ever. as soon as i heard , i raised it soon as i heard, i raised it with the home secretary on, the floor of the house of commons and. that's what everybo

second placed sheffield united were held to a goalless draw at rotherham.. it finished 2—1 after goals from malik tillman and borna barisic. they'six points behind celtic. stephen humphrys scored a 50 yard effort as hearts came back against bottom side dundee united to win 3—1. there were two red cards in that match. elsewhere, there were wins for aberdeen, livingstone and hibernian. chloe kelly scored herfirst women's super league goal of the season as her manchester city side beat the division's bottom club leicester to move up to third in the table. city took the lead through the league's top scorer, bunny shaw, with a looping header, her 10th of the season just after the hour mark. before quick feet from the england international kelly sealed the win for city, who had 32 shots in the match. they're now two points behind leaders manchester united. elsewhere, one other match in wsl today brighton earned a potentially crucial poin at aston villa in their battle against relegation. it finished 1—1. earlier this week we brought you the news that co hosts aus

second placed sheffield united were held to a goalless draw at rotherham.looping header her 10th of the season just after the hour mark. before quick feet from the england international kelly sealed the win for city, who had 32 shots in the match. they're now two points behind leaders manchester united. elsewhere, one other match in wsl today brighton earned a potentially crucial point at aston villa in their battle against relegation. it finished 1—1. earlier this week we brought you the news that co hosts australia and new zealand have asked fifa to urgently clarify reports that saudi arabia's tourism authority is to be named as an official sponsor of the 2023 women's world cup. a deal with visit saudi is set to be announced and has been criticised by human rights groups. we've been speaking to new zealand international katie rood. the mother questioned me to ask of sport is where our finances come from. it is the paradox.— from. it is the paradox. these companies — from. it is the paradox. these companies are _ from. it is the paradox. these companies ar

, protest liverpool, in rotherham, protest planned in newquay.ool, in rotherham, protest planned in newquay . some have planned in newquay. some have said that those protesters are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters? well, what i would say , firstly, is that violence say, firstly, is that violence is never acceptable . and is never acceptable. and intimidation, harassment and any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms . and it's clear possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country , whereby around our country, whereby because of the overwhelming numbers of people arriving here illegally and our legal duties to accommodate them, we are now having to house them in hotels. we are all frustrated with the situation that we are currently finding ourselves in and it is it is clear and undeniable that there are really, really serious pressures on communities and saying so does not make you racist

grooming rotherham and the grooming gangs scandals to go on scandals were allowed to go on because peoplewere scared to speak police were scared to speak out police were scared to investigate in case they were called to the manchester arena by politician because they. one other have other thing we have got a serious problem with people coming in on dinghies. we don't know that watch know who they are that watch what's why we have what's next, why we have a fracture . really suella fracture. i really suella braverman stop processing asylum patients. she get bad people patients. so she get bad people out of country and open safe out of the country and open safe routes. ain't the answer routes. that ain't the answer that answer . ashley. that ain't the answer. ashley. ashley. james. adam fox , suzanne ashley. james. adam fox, suzanne evans. my superstar panel here will not be coming up. was fishy she's pledged speaking of the dinghy crisis to leave the how just a ploy to keep brexiteers on side our very our nigel farage is going to explore those bombshell claims just after 930 romney takes i

the just it right what the just have it right final word of things final word out of things like rotherhamand the grooming gangs scandals to go on scandals were allowed to go on because people scared to because people were scared to speak police were scared to speak out police were scared to investigate in case they were called to the manchester arena by politician because they. one other have got other thing we have got a serious problem with people coming in on dinghies. we don't know that watch know who they are that watch what's why we have what's next, why we have a fracture . i really suella fracture. i really suella braverman stop processing asylum patients. she get bad people patients. so she get bad people out of country and open safe out of the country and open safe routes. ain't the answer routes. that ain't the answer that answer . ashley. that ain't the answer. ashley. ashley. james. adam fox , suzanne ashley. james. adam fox, suzanne evans. my superstar panel here will not be coming up. was fishy she's pledged speaking of the dinghy crisis to leave the how just a ploy to keep

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in rotherham.led "send help". let's take a look at some of today's papers. the discovery of a body near to where nicola bulley vanished in lancashire dominates many front pages. the daily mirror has the headline "family's worst fear", as the police identification process is still ongoing. the times also leads on that grim discovery — it features a picture of the spot along the river bank where police were called to yesterday. the guardian leads on an interview with the world health organisation's incoming chief scientist. jeremy farrar tells the paper that health care workers around the world are "absolutely shattered", and that something needs to be done to address a staffing and morale crisis. and if you're still hungry for bafta news, you can go to bbc online. the most watched video this morning is a collection of things you may have missed from the awards ceremony including dame helen mirren's tribute to the queen. i never realised there were so many awards, some of them don't end up on the tv

small boat incidents, we've seen protests now around the country increasingly in liverpool in in rotherhamrotest planned in newquay in the west country, some have been calling in the media those protesters against asylum seekers perhaps some people will call them illegal immigrants , others would call immigrants, others would call them. some have said that those protests, those are far right . protests, those are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters? well, what i would say firstly, is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation harassment, any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming of people arriving here illegally our legal duties to accommodate them. we are now having to house them. we are now having to house them in hotels and that is causing under tensions within pressures on local resources and is frankly unsustainable. so you support those protesters? i i

, salford, oldham and rotherham, salford, oldham and scores of other towns.e of young girls has not stopped ehhen of young girls has not stopped either, and won't stop while those who could and should be doing something about it find apathy and lack of meaningful concern and action less damaging to the career advancement and political ambition. more and more, we live in a society in which keeping the head down or looking the other way feels to me like the only option when to speak far less to do speak out far less to do something. being carpet something. risks being carpet bombed with the usual verbal abuse real misogyny is at the root too of the blatant and gratuitous misuse of transphobe as well . men speaking up in as well. men speaking up in support of women fighting to preserve the vital sanctity of women only spaces, toilets and changing rooms, prisons, refuges and the rest do not receive the full force of the transphobe label. in another example of misogyny that insult along with its even uglier 20th is applied most aggressively towards women. trans fo

small boat incidents, we've seen protests now around the country increasingly in liverpool in in rotherhamrotest planned in newquay in the west country, some have been calling in the media those protesters against asylum seekers perhaps some people will call them illegal immigrants , others would call immigrants, others would call them. some have said that those protests, those are far right . protests, those are far right. is that a fair characterisation of those protesters? well, what i would say firstly, is that violence is never acceptable and intimidation harassment, any forms of abuse to anybody are totally should be condemned. and i condemn them in the fullest possible terms. and it's clear that we have an unsustainable situation in towns and cities around our country whereby because of the overwhelming of people arriving here illegally our legal duties to accommodate them. we are now having to house them. we are now having to house them in hotels and that is causing under tensions within pressures on local resources and is frankly unsustainable. so you support those protesters? i i

, salford, oldham and rotherham, salford, oldham and scores of other towns.use of young girls has not stopped ehhen of young girls has not stopped either, and won't stop while those who could and should be doing something about it find apathy and lack of meaningful concern and action less damaging to the career advancement and political ambition. more and more, we live in a society in which keeping the head down or looking the other way feels to me like the only option when to speak far less to do speak out far less to do something. being carpet something. risks being carpet bombed with the usual verbal abuse real misogyny is at the root too of the blatant and gratuitous misuse of transphobe as well . men speaking up in as well. men speaking up in support of women fighting to preserve the vital sanctity of women only spaces, toilets and changing rooms, prisons, refuges and the rest do not receive the full force of the transphobe label. in another example of misogyny that insult along with its even uglier 20th is applied most aggressively towards women. trans

this is maltby hilltop school in rotherham. ten years ago, they had 82 pupils.to cope. new specialist schools aren't being built cook enough to cope with the rising demand for places. hello! doina the rising demand for places. hello! doing some — the rising demand for places. hello! doing some fantastic _ the rising demand for places. hello! doing some fantastic walking. i the rising demand for places. hello! doing some fantastic walking. howl doing some fantastic walking. how much do you _ doing some fantastic walking. how much do you spend looking for space? continual. mentally and physically, i go around the school time and time again to find available space. this is a case in point. this was a former resource covered, but now we have members of the visual impairment therapy theme with our children. in a resource covered. afternoon!— children. in a resource covered. afternooni- l'm _ children. in a resource covered. j afternoon!- i'm ashamed. children. in a resource covered. i afternoon!- i'm ashamed. as afternoon! hello! i'm ashamed. as the head teacher _ af

well, it's absolutely important that have a full rotherham style into child sexual exploitation acrossto society that. those organisations that have failed . organisations that have failed. let us be honest about that. failed the most vulnerable in our communities for too long are held to account. we have to get to grips on the can cities of child sexual exploits, asian and why areas , like the bradford why areas, like the bradford district , like keighley, have district, like keighley, have been impacted by this. this issue, this awful issue that has haunted places like keighley for far too long. and until we understand the scale of that within the communities that i represent and we understand properly the complexities and understand why these organisations have failed and we can't move forward, in my view and a full reference inquiry would enable us to, to move forward. robbie one thing that charlie who's this documentary said, which i found deeply disturbing, was that he owned the club. but there was a class issue here . these young girls issue here. these young girls would deemed

i mean, the whole grooming gang, rotherham, situe , has caused rotherham, situe, has caused a lot ofthere are questions, of course, about how it was investigated then because of some racial sense activities and all the rest of it, what have you uncovered? what i've uncovered is not unique to certain small parts of the country like rotherham, rochdale and telford . it's actually swept the country. we've uncovered up to 50 different towns and cities where there are credible reports of grooming gangs taking place. we them . we've we visited many of them. we've spoken to dozens of whistle blowers, activists survivors blowers, activists and survivors . and the feeling we've got from pretty much everyone is that this national conversation that we should have had when the lid blew off the scandal a decade ago really took place. ago never really took place. you've alluded that's you've alluded to why that's happened really. there's a sort of a political correctness. usually know , usually that means, you know, good but actually, you good manners. but actually, you know, good manners has cons

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in rotherham.n office, he said she was a friend in a mental as well, and he drew attention to the fact he has been in government here in scotland for over ten years. he says he has the experience, is willing to work across the political divide to get things done and that he saw independence as a way towards a more sociallyjust society. interestingly as well he said there were two things worth drawing out from the commons this morning, he said he still supports the gender recognition reform bill, he sees the section 45 order that was implemented by the government of westminster is an affront to democracy and he also said on the matter of independence that he was not wedded to nicola sturgeon's preferred strategy for another independence referendum, that would be treating the next election as a de facto referendum. he said that was her preference, but he would consult on what the best strategy was when it comes to fighting for another independence referendum, so we heard a speech this morning. this a

, oldham, telford in rotherham, oldham, telford and a few clients go to from those areas .hose areas. and the problem with that was that when you started to raise the flag you got shot down as being a racist and i'm talking about you know in the early days of being activist about what was going on people shut you down in flames and the people who shoot you down in flames tend to be from the upper middle class. you the media elite types. and i, i don't include you in that pot chicken. i don't include gb news and that but you know, you get shot down as a racist and you get silenced and then eventually the truth actually does come out . it turns out you were right along. now, the problem is narratives develop . so, for narratives develop. so, for example, this has been characterised as a extreme right wing problem , as though wing problem, as though liverpool , even though it's liverpool, even though it's a labour council , labour, labour labour council, labour, labour mp , suddenly it's extra mean far mp, suddenly it's extra mean far right problem . what your viewers right pr

, former veterans , rotherham, former veterans, still a veteran, always a veteran , also director ofombat stress, robert marsh , morning to you. robert marsh, morning to you. good morning. and we've got bosco down here as well . we have bosco down here as well. we have a wander around the studio who's a wander around the studio who's a oh, i hope the beautiful name , the most beautiful dog. and i think we've we've talked about ptsd for a long time shellshock is what it was a bit of back in the day. are we coming to any more of an understanding in the general public is just a exactly what it is and how badly some people are affected ? well, you people are affected? well, you would have thought so, but our research shows that the british pubuc research shows that the british public don't really understand what a veteran is, how many there and what post—traumatic disorder is. so it's great that in the last census , people were in the last census, people were asked to tick a box saying, are you a veteran ? and it shows that you a veteran? and it shows that there are over and a half milli

weekend with the hard left commentator lewis goodall lbc tweeting huge presence on outskirts of rotherhamotests and outside a holiday inn express asylum seekers. we understand it's one of five such far right events organised all this week and now carol mackenzie . why are people carol mackenzie. why are people like lewis goodall, who should be representing very real concerns from his listeners, why does he just want to paint all of the people as far right? because it may. it's an easy conversation to have as to why don't you say far right up a picture of hitler or something like that? what he what nobody will into account. remember, all these from the left and these guys are from the left and these guys are from the left and the by the way, the labour the lbc, by the way, the labour broadcasting company. i love that it's a show. it's a shocking time. what about just about james o'brien? by sending his kids off to private school, but talking about isn't it disgusting state disgusting the state of education britain today education in britain today anyway? and chief anyway? but credit and ch

ireland protests but this year at the end of the day happy plain people that we saw what happened in rotherham and telford in and elsewhere. and the biggest warning of a lot what is happening in sweden which is truly . see stockholm which is truly. see stockholm which is truly. see stockholm which i knew in the nineties is this sort of nicest cities in the world now crime captains i promise you these protests only just begun. we are about a very difficult , very fractious period difficult, very fractious period . every attempt to be back by politicians, by mainstream , to politicians, by mainstream, to demonise ordinary mums and dads . sad about the welfare of that all. i think it really is incumbent with now, but yes, of course with any protest those a few nut jobs that happens that in the fight everywhere else but the majority of those will be both worried about their kids. we've done this ourselves the conservative government elected with an 80 seat majority to take back control of our borders , has back control of our borders, has allowed this to happen . i tell allowed this to happen. i t

weekend with the hard left commentator lewis goodall lbc tweeting huge presence on outskirts of rotherhamprotests and outside a holiday inn express asylum seekers. we understand it's one of five such far right events organised all this week and now carol mackenzie . why are people carol mackenzie. why are people like lewis goodall, who should be representing very real concerns from his listeners, why does he just want to paint all of the people as far right? because it may. it's an easy conversation to have as to why don't you say far right up a picture of hitler or something like that? what he what nobody will into account. remember, all these from the left and these guys are from the left and these guys are from the left and the by the way, the labour the lbc, by the way, the labour broadcasting company. i love that it's a show. it's a shocking time. what about just about james o'brien? by sending his kids off to private school, but talking about isn't it disgusting state disgusting the state of education britain today education in britain today anyway? and chief anyway? but credit and

ireland protests but this year at the end of the day happy plain people that we saw what happened in rotherham and telford in and elsewhere. and the biggest warning of a lot what is happening in sweden which is truly . see stockholm which is truly. see stockholm which is truly. see stockholm which i knew in the nineties is this sort of nicest cities in the world now crime captains i promise you these protests only just begun. we are about a very difficult , very fractious period difficult, very fractious period . every attempt to be back by politicians, by mainstream , to politicians, by mainstream, to demonise ordinary mums and dads . sad about the welfare of that all. i think it really is incumbent with now, but yes, of course with any protest those a few nut jobs that happens that in the fight everywhere else but the majority of those will be both worried about their kids. we've done this ourselves the conservative government elected with an 80 seat majority to take back control of our borders , has back control of our borders, has allowed this to happen . i tell allowed this to happen. i t

now remind viewers of the origin of the here moore for saying was councillor in rotherham from the earlynet after a report into the council found that it was in over the extent of the town's grooming gangs scandal. we at the time that some 1400 girls had been abused from 97 to 2013, a period morayef hossain was in charge . in fact, he was the charge. in fact, he was the community coach , region minister community coach, region minister for much of that time and the case reports the council found that he was up the issue alleged that he was up the issue alleged that he was up the issue alleged that he had pushed back and suppressed discussion of the gangs and he even it was said made a false allegation of racism . a fellow labour racism. a fellow labour councillor order to suppress discussion . so he resigned in discussion. so he resigned in disgrace . he even denied the disgrace. he even denied the reports as he was resigning several years past and in 2020, snuck back into the public sector, working for the nhs, for a body called health england as the west midlands diversity inclusion, p