night, manchester, and indeed the westminster attack, proves this. night, manchester, and indeed the westminsterattack, proves this. it is more important than the human rights of any would be jihadi. we have to accept we are in a different world. this is a dangerous society. there are a small group of people in this country, and it is small, who hate the way we live, he too we are, and want to destroy our democracy. the muslim community itself are victims here. be the majority of muslims are peaceful. they add to our culture and they add to our economy. but there is a small number, andi economy. but there is a small number, and i have called it, radical islam, it is a cancer. a gentle man in the front row. hello. what is your attitude to groups of young islamic men wandering around telling people what to do, basically? it should be made perfectly clear that there is one law in this country and that is british law. and people should sign up british law. and people should sign
hours. 0ne quite a lot in the last couple of hours. one of the things that is interesting about this story is the sun has focused on the amount of money that this individual was paid, who himself was convicted of drugging and raping a girl and inviting a pal tojoin in. somebody with that kind of condition was put amongst very vulnerable girls. i draw upon one of the bbc interviews, with the person who led the prosecutions into the rochdale grooming gang. the line i seized upon is this idea, he said it was something he would never have sanctioned, putting a predator along with other predators alone with prey and not being in a position to manage the risk to children. are we speaking without knowing the full details of knowing how the investigation was conducted and knowing the full details. victims of grooming who probably at some time didn t know they were victims of anything. they thought they were friends of the perpetrators. put yourself in the shoes of the police officers
or other asian muslim origin is well established. today, ken macdonald, a former director of public prosecutions, said it is a disease of racism and sexism that will not abate until it is confronted . labour mp sarah champion said that people are more afraid to be called a racist than they are afraid to be wrong about calling out child abuse , which has inhibited exposure of wrong doing. she asked, why are we not commissioning research to see what is going on and how we need to change what is going on, so that it never happens again? . they re good questions, so we are going to ask them for the first part of the programme this evening. first, rabiya limbada reports from oxford. some of the 18 men and one woman convicted of abusing girls in newcastle. the men convicted were mainly british born, and came from bangladeshi, pakistani, indian, iraqi, iranian and turkish communities. a report in 2011 by the child exploitation and online protection centre identified over 2000 pot
the labourmp sarah the labour mp sarah champion has resigned from her front bench role and apologise for what she said was and apologise for what she said was a poor choice of words in a newspaper article about child abuse. at least 600 people are still missing after the mudslide in sierra leone. the president of the country says entire communities have been wiped out. unemployment falls to the lowest level since 1975 but average earnings are still lagging behind inflation. hms queen elizabeth the royal navy‘s biggest ever warship sails into her new berth in portsmouth. mps will look again at plans to silence big ben forfour years after the prime minister intervenes. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at five. the government says there must be an ‘unprecedented solution‘ for the border between northern ireland and the republic, after britain leaves the eu. ministers have published their proposals on the future relationship with ireland, and have called for