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Editorial: The response to the independent inquiry has been too slow. New policies to tackle all forms of abuse are needed urgently

Elon Musk’s intervention into British politics has revived the debate about how the government responds to child sexual abuse, particularly by “grooming gangs”. While this is an important discussion, as a researcher of child sexual abuse I am concerned that Musk’s comments have done more to spread misconceptions and harm…

It’s easy to get sucked into the online fight between Elon Musk, the richest man in the world, and the British government over the rape gangs scandal. But it risks us losing sight of what really matters: the victims and their needs.

MP for Clacton declares payments on register of MPs’ interests after spending four hours a month working for gold bullion firm

The £186.6 million inquiry, set up in 2015, looked at 15 areas scrutinising institutional responses to child sexual abuse.

The Greater Manchester mayor pointed to an ongoing review into the scandal in Manchester which he launched after being elected in 2017, but said he would support a national inquiry if the government deemed one necessary

The government’s most urgent priority is not to launch another review but to develop a societal strategy to tackle the crime

Letters: Readers respond to the archbishop of Canterbury’s final speech, for which he later apologised for causing ‘further distress’

People involved in some of the UK’s highest-profile recent inquiries discuss what they achieved and what was left undone

UK's sex offense laws are going to be strengthened with stricter child sexual abuse law which makes it a punishable offence to hide any child sexual exploitation leading to prison term.

Key recommendation of seven-year independent inquiry yet to be enacted more than 15 months on