US EditionPM pays tribute after death of former Harrogate head boy who exposed Rotherham grooming gangs scandal
- Andrew Norfolk, a former Times reporter, died aged 60 on May 8 after suffering ill health.
- In 2011, his investigation uncovered that predominantly Pakistani men were sexually exploiting mostly white teenage girls in the Rotherham and Rochdale areas.
- Norfolk's reporting triggered an inquiry covering 1997 to 2013 that conservatively estimated about 1,400 children were sexually exploited by grooming gangs.
- Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer called Norfolk 'absolutely integral' in changing the law to increase convictions and praised his passion for protecting the vulnerable.
- Norfolk's work led to prosecutions, inquiries, and rule changes, and his legacy remains important in addressing ongoing child sexual exploitation issues.
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‘Told the truth when others stayed silent’: Charlie Peters pays heartfelt tribute to journalist who exposed grooming gangs
GB News national reporter Charlie Peters has delivered a moving tribute to Andrew Norfolk, the former Times journalist who exposed the Rotherham grooming gang scandal and died on May 8 aged 60.
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PM pays tribute after death of former Harrogate head boy who exposed Rotherham grooming gangs scandal
The Prime Minister has paid fulsome tribute after the passing of a highly respected investigative journalist for The Times and former head boy at a Harrogate school who played a key role in exposing grooming gangs.
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