Posted on 06/17/2026 6:53:00 AM PDT by Red Badger
A privately funded inquiry organised by Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain party has accused British authorities of allowing organised child sexual exploitation networks to operate across the country for decades, claiming that political sensitivities repeatedly took precedence over protecting vulnerable girls.
The 219-page Rape Gang Inquiry Report is not an official government investigation and did not possess statutory powers to compel witnesses or evidence. Instead, it draws on survivor testimony, whistleblower accounts, court records, previous inquiries, and expert evidence gathered during hearings organised by Restore Britain.
The report examines Britain’s rape gang scandal, a series of cases uncovered in towns and cities across England in which groups of men, largely of Pakistani Muslim heritage, sexually exploited underage girls, often over many years. Previous official investigations in places including Rotherham, Rochdale, Oxford, and Telford found repeated failures by police, social services, schools, and local authorities to intervene despite numerous warnings.
According to the report, those failures were not isolated incidents but part of a nationwide pattern. The inquiry claims to have identified evidence of grooming gang activity in at least 149 local authority areas across the United Kingdom and argues that organised networks used similar methods regardless of location.
Among the report’s key findings are:
• Grooming gangs operated across much of Britain rather than in a handful of notorious towns.
• Victims were commonly targeted with gifts, alcohol, drugs, and attention before being trafficked and repeatedly abused by groups of men.
• Police, social services, schools, health authorities, and local councils repeatedly failed to act on warning signs and, in some cases, treated victims as the problem rather than the perpetrators.
• A disproportionate number of offenders in major grooming gang cases were of Pakistani Muslim heritage, a pattern the report says authorities were reluctant to discuss openly.
• Fear of accusations of racism and concerns about community relations contributed to inaction from authorities.
• Both Labour and Conservative governments failed to address the problem adequately, despite years of evidence and public warnings.
The report recommends tougher sentences for organised child sexual exploitation, mandatory recording of offender ethnicity, greater accountability for public officials who failed to act, and the deportation of foreign nationals convicted of such crimes.
Its publication comes as Britain’s National Crime Agency continues Operation Beaconport, a nationwide review of historic grooming gang investigations. This week, the agency confirmed that the first batch of previously closed cases had been returned to police forces after reviewers identified potential missed lines of inquiry. Eight police force areas have already been instructed to reopen investigations.
The report is likely to increase pressure on the government’s own statutory grooming gangs inquiry.
While critics will question the conclusions of a politically organised inquiry, the report’s central argument is that Britain has yet to confront the scale of a scandal that left thousands of victims without protection and many perpetrators beyond the reach of justice.
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Nick Hallett is an assistant news editor for The European Conservative. He has previously worked as a journalist for Breitbart and as the online editor for The Catholic Herald. Tags: grooming gangs, National Crime Agency, Nick Hallett, Operation Beaconport, rape gang inquiry, rape gangs, Restore Britain, Rupert Lowe
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• Fear of accusations of racism and concerns about community relations contributed to inaction from authorities.
This has got to stop. People should not fear calling out EVIL in their loudest possible voice!..................
This continued and was covered up under successive Labour and “Conservative” governments. Is it any wonder why there are riots going on in Britain now?
This report is staggering. 250,000 white British girls have been raped
And it involved up to 50% of Pakistani men in the UK between the ages of 16 and 45
It was not just a few bad actors
250,000 that’s insane and the 72 virgins belief was created by a very very Sick Mind
Wherever you have muslims you’ll have rape-gangs
this is what happens under a collectivist government
the state is primary
the people are slaves
this is exactly the kind of world all liberals want to live in. They worship muslims.
What a Goliath horror
Its better to allow your women and girls to be raped, than have their rapists call you racist... p*ssies, all of them
Agreed. And as a reminder, a huge reason for the Brexit vote was anger over the rapefugee scandal in Rotherham. Brits wanted no more of the EU’s open borders requirements.
Public dissemination of such information may well be a violation of the Public Order Act. I wish I was being sarcastic, but who knows?
But, in only 49 areas across America so, it's ok. After all, jorge busho assured us it's just a religion of peace.
I doubt if King Charles reads Free Republic. But I’ll say this anyway.
British Constable Margaret Oliver broke the Muslim grooming scandal wide open. And she did it despite all sorts of resistance from her superiors.
Oliver deserves an award from the King. She won’t get one, of course.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Oliver
Islam teaches that “immodest” women are nothing more than whores. And it’s acceptable to rape a whore.
Anyone who thinks that’s going to change is, at best, an idiot.
Maybe the former royal known as Prince?...................
King Chuck
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