Andrew Norfolk, Chief Investigative Reporter at The Times, is renowned for exposing the Rotherham child sexual exploitation scandal. In this compelling discussion, he reflects on the challenges of covering the grooming scandal and the political misuse of victim narratives. Norfolk reveals systemic failures in law enforcement and social services and highlights alarming instances where victims are treated as offenders. He emphasizes the urgent need for a thorough inquiry to address the deep-rooted cultural dynamics and ensure justice for vulnerable girls.

Andrew Norfolk, the former Chief Investigations Reporter at The Times, dives deep into his groundbreaking work exposing Britain's grooming gangs. He shares the emotional turmoil and systemic failures he encountered while uncovering this shocking scandal. Norfolk discusses the impact of a major inquiry report, the complex cultural issues surrounding these abuses, and the backlash faced by those who speak out. His reflections on the repercussions of his reporting reveal both pride in raising awareness and frustration with ongoing misconceptions.