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Natalie Fleet's resignation exposes how personal history collides with a role handling grooming gangs and abuse without delivering stable oversight.
A French national born in the Central African Republic received long-term leave to remain before the rape and murder of a two-year-old in a family setting.
Reactive inspections and misleading ratings left safeguarding gaps unaddressed until after preventable harm.
Scotland police-referred 14 twelve-year-olds and 415 under-18s for sexual offences over three years, routing them to welfare panels over courts. Amid 45% crime surge, the system prioritizes child rights over deterrence and victim justice.
Authorities investigate foster parent over window flag, risking custody loss. Pattern bars acquitted citizens from child roles via twisted safeguarding rules, overriding juries and deepening institutional bias.
A father's bid to hide his son's assaults from officials highlights systemic gaps in UK youth services, from autism leniency to ignored Prevent referrals, enabling escalation to murder.