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One of the biggest stories in the UK at the moment is the topic of grooming gangs.

And it's a horrendous story.

Young girls and women in towns across England, who from the late 90s to the early 2010s

were preyed on and sexually assaulted by organised gangs.

In Hull, our investigation into several victims of a predominantly Asian grooming gang

led to Humberside Police reopening the investigation.

That room, that flat, took my childhood from me.

It's been the subject of major government inquiries that have made hundreds of recommendations

on changing the law to make sure these terrible crimes stop happening, never happen again.

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