Independent Inquiry into Child Sex Abuse

Campaigners want to raise £125,000 to investigate officials who failed to stop grooming gangs.

The Crime and Policing Bill puts a new duty on teachers, GPs, and other professionals to report concerns or face criminal sanctions.

The Home Office says it is wrong to claim the government is cancelling local child sexual abuse inquiries.

They are urging MPs to work together to ensure a much-delayed plan to tackle grooming gangs is put into action.

Victims will be able to file claims when they are ready and are likelier to receive an apology, the government says.

Emily Vaughn has accused presiding officer Elin Jones of "downplaying" her experience in the Senedd.

Alan Edwards says the debate surrounding grooming gangs takes attention away from the victims.

Some survivors say their voices have not been heard after an inflammatory intervention by Elon Musk.