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Grooming gangs: 'If we ignore the facts, how can we come up with solutions?'
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June 16, 2025
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7:01Now PlayingSophy Ridge asks safeguarding minister Jess Phillips if she thinks there might be a particular problem with British-Asian men and group sexual exploitation after new findings in Baroness Casey's review.
She replies: "Some British Pakistani men, yes. I mean, it doesn't matter what I think, the evidence is there."
Phillips goes on to say that ethnicity recording will become mandatory, as recommended, and notes that the Casey review found "an over-representation of Asian or British-Pakistani origin males".
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