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But poorly collected data on offenders missed out characteristics like ethnicity It meant investigation could not establish community and cultural factors Rotherham survivor said religion remained subject we cannot openly discuss A Home Office review into the blight of child grooming gangs has found offenders come from a diverse background - but poor data collection failed victims as it did not include characteristics including ethnicity. Home Secretary Priti Patel laid bare her disappointment into the investigation, which was sparked by Rotherham, Rochdale and Telford child abuse networks, themselves made up of men of mainly Pakistani origin.  ADVERTISEMENT The review was published following criticism that victims had been failed due to political correctness and fear of accusations of racism.

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