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12/12/2011
Rachael Gilchrist investigates how and why child sex traffiking is on the increase. Plus, how the upkeep of treasured public buildings is becoming too much for some councils.
When a gang of men from Derby were convicted of grooming 27 vulnerable teenage girls for sex, it exposed a growing form of abuse. The problem of child sex trafficking is growing. So what is being done to stop it? Rachael Gilchrist has been investigating. Plus, heritage under threat as the cost of the upkeep of treasured public buildings is too much for some councils.
Last on
Mon 12 Dec 201119:30
BBC One East Midlands
Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Marie Ashby |
| Series Editor | Tony Roe |
Broadcast
- Mon 12 Dec 201119:30BBC One East Midlands
