The UK system is now so rotten that even the elites have problems when they want to find out issues relating to ethnicity, race and crime.
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/grooming-gang-review-priti-patel-home-office_uk_5e3b21b1c5b6bb0ffc0a55ee?guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly90LmNvL2tzU3FGU1E0WjE&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAABd3bXOdgWRPUmbegohntDmSDsL2yN4gxeyHXZwABU_2Bxm_0QnG8_wCume-9VPxv7jPy-zTJAWJN1UZEKrFvx-0bgDjf6NlmtRl5ufQ2--Ix9fudi5ST8Hqx1ffd2xbDLZu7Cea9kcCvGJVaHOLYhq8KG9_T10o5qTCaIpplted&guccounter=2
“Home secretary Priti Patel has ordered officials to explain what has happened to a long-awaited review into the ethnicity of grooming gangs, HuffPost UK has learnt. A frustrated Patel has been met with “obfuscation” from Home Office officials when asking about the probe, which campaigners believe is crucial in tackling child abuse and helping the fight against far-right racism. Her predecessor Sajid Javid ordered the review in July 2018 amid concerns about gangs of mainly Pakistani-heritage men carrying out child sexual exploitation (CSE). But the Home Office was later accused of holding up the work and faced criticism for insisting it would remain internal. Patel assumed the review would be prioritised as Javid, whose parents were from Pakistan, gave several high profile interviews after ordering the probe in which he said the abuse made him “feel angry”, and that the men had “disgraced our heritage”. A source in the Home Office suggested that Patel was being “given the run around by officials” who were “not being completely up front about this”, and stressed that the home secretary at least wants to see the results herself even if they are not eventually published. “She’s not best pleased with the way it’s going,” they said. Nazir Afzal, the highly respected former chief crown prosecutor in the north-west of England who brought the Rochdale grooming gang to justice, told HuffPost UK the lack of research was being “exploited by the far-right”. He said: “I have been calling for an evidence based review since I gave evidence in parliament in 2012, the promises have come to nothing.

