Today's Video Focus: It is one of the grimmest of crimes - its victims among the most vulnerable, but often seen as criminals themselves.
Exclusive figures seen give a sense of the scale of the devastation caused by criminal exploitation: 47 children killed or seriously harmed in two years.
Saturday Conversations on Law |
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- Separate households will not be able to meet indoors from Friday in Greater Manchester, East Lancashire and parts of West Yorkshire, the government says https://t.co/RAYg5pzQRf
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- Charlie Elphicke: Why did it take so long to bring ex-MP to justice? https://t.co/R6niq7gakp
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