Lox, that Times piece.
Andrew Norfolk is a Times reporter.
He was nominated for The Press Association Journalist Of The Year for "dogged investigating".

You quoted the 80% white figure achieved in Blackburn, but neglected to say how it was achieved.
The full quote.
"Engage, a project in Blackburn, where in 2006 Police Superintendent Neil Smith
spoke of dozens of girls as young as 12 being groomed for sex by groups of men,
noting that "the majority of cases" involved Asian males, has been widely praised
for its pioneering work on child sexual exploitation.
Nick McPartlin, the project's manager, said that preventative work such as raising
awareness in mosques has led to a dramatic change in the profile of local men prosecuted for on-street grooming. He gave figures from the past year, which
suggested that 80 per cent of identified offenders were white, although those cases
included victims of all ages and both sexes and most prosecutions involved lone
perpetrators."

Got that Lox. It used to be mostly BPs but they worked with the community and turned it around.
And, the remaining abuse was mostly lone abusers.
Not what we have been talking about at all.

Norfolk stated that no-one was prepared to say who the perps were.
He said, "Barnardo's, which runs 21 projects across Britain supporting victims of child
sexual exploitation, many operating in the towns and cities of northern England,
refused to speak about the ethnicity of on-street groomers"

Narey is holding back Lox.