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All basically covered by the "establishment" for the same reason - didn't want a few bad apples to tarnish groups/organisations as a whole.

Short on friends/allies. Who's going make his drones for him?

It's a crowded field. carlson is also a fairly revolting character himself

Does showcase the schisms within the American right

Its another area where data is fudged. You'll see plenty of data on short term impact of single male immigrants assumed to be of working age who haven't had the cost of education etc.

EU does it.

Most EU countries (if not all) have rules saying 3rd country nationals have 60 days to get a new job or your visas are cancelled.

Again nowhere else to go. having commissioned the Casey inquiry in Jan they had to do something before the findings were officially released. Political convenience.

The record on sex crimes is a national disgrace. While the immediate focus is on children the authorities should still be crucified over the way huge numbers of women have been horrendously treated and let down by the system.

Not a question of balls. Nowhere else to go following that report. This Govt was opposed to a national inquiry up until the Casey report was leaked. West Yorkshire and Bradford councils have had to back track as well - 2 regions where major concerns have been raised. No Govt going back to 2001...

Absolutely right too

See they've gone Pope over Bethell for the first Test. Think it's just about right if you're specifically looking at the No3 position for this series. But wouldn't be surprised to see Bethell in before the end of the series.

Cost Sarah Champion a place in Corbyn's shadow cabinet

Report does say on nearly all the research under "ethnicity" that the data should be treated with caution or in some instances does not distinguish between groups and individuals.

The Bristol gang was Somali

Who was head of CPS 2008-2013? Who didn't want to prosecute the Rochdale case before Nafir Afzal went ahead anyway?

going to be a load of police knocking on his door.

Think there has to be questions on why it took so long from the first reported case in 2001 to get the first convictions in 2010. Were police forces acting on their own initiative when they backed off the specific issue of nationality/ethnicity or was it guidance from Govts/Home office? Whose...

Hopefully this is one of the areas the inquiry will address. Who is making these intepretations - police, CPS, social services or someone else? Holding them accountable. Then slamming these "loopholes" shut.

What is it now? All crimes around 7% result in an actual charge, only around 2% of sex cases?