National Grooming Gangs Inquiry Announced

I dont know her personally
So it makes sense to wait for the outcome.


Why is it always the right that want instant judgement?

The best decisions are always made when calm and with a clear head, not bias and anger
 
So it makes sense to wait for the outcome.


Why is it always the right that want instant judgement?

The best decisions are always made when calm and with a clear head, not bias and anger
Did you watch the video
 
Can we clear up some apparent misunderstandings.
The Baroness Casey Inquiry dealt only with the grooming gangs in Greater Manchester, South and West Yorkshire.
This new Enquiry is a National Enquiry and was set up on Baroness Casey''s recommendation.

In June 2025, Baroness Casey’s ...... This audit focused on examining data from three police forces: Greater Manchester, West Yorkshire and South Yorkshire. ...
The Prime Minister then made the announcement that the government would launch a full national statutory inquiry into grooming gangs. ... recommendations of the National Audit on Group-based Child Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by Baroness Casey.

At least one of those from the survivor's group resigned because: "They wanted to widen the inquiry, water it down"
That was its design, to widen the enquiry beyond the three Police regions.
Another reason given is that they were not allowed to discuss it with friends and family.
I shouldn't need to explain why this is a condition on the group.
If anyone feels the need for me to explain why that is a normal and natural condition, I'm happy to explain.

One of the group said,
her decision to quit was a move to widen the inquiry "in ways that downplay the racial and religious motivations behind our abuse".

The role of the survivors group is to assist the enquiry, not to seek redress for the abuse that they suffered.
These three had already decided what the conclusion of the enquiry ought to be: "the racial and religious motivations behind our abuse"

That is exactly what the enquiry is set up to explore: whether there is any racial or religious motivation behind the abuse.
And it is a National enquiry, not limited to three police regions.

I'll ignore johnny2007 and Pete's disgusting accusations.
It's the kind of comment I expect from them.
 
She's after a fair inquiry not a cover up
She's not. She's already concluded what the enquiry ought to find:
Ms Reynolds, who was abused by a gang of Pakistani brothers in Barrow, said the "final turning point" in her decision to quit was a move to widen the inquiry "in ways that downplay the racial and religious motivations behind our abuse".

Because the enquiry is wider, it's a national enquiry, Baroness Casey's enquiry concentrated on just three police forces.
 
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