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Now, on with the Spike Podcast.

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I'm Fraser Myers and joining me today are Spikes Deputy Editor and host of the

Last Orders Podcast, Tom Slater, hello hello and spiked columnist Ella Wheeling.

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On this week's podcast, we discuss grooming gangs, I speak to free speech campaigner

Yakob Muchengama, and finally, we talk about the ban on swearing at Britain's biggest urban music

festival.

15 girls, the oldest of whom was 17 and the youngest just 11, were abused by

the gang of 20 men over a period of several years.

Young, vulnerable white girls.

The men mostly of Pakistani heritage were convicted of more than 120 offenses.

Rotheram, Oxford, Rochdale, Derby,

Bandbury, Telford, Peterborough, Aalesbury, Bristol, Halifax,

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