EXCL @GBNEWS: Police Scotland failed to investigate a grooming gang in Glasgow. Care records reveal that officers made a 'tentative inquiry' at a care home after a girl's name appeared in an investigation. But they never spoke to her. Now she has spoken to me about her ordeal.

🚨 ARREST: A man has been arrested in a Tameside grooming gang investigation. The arrest by GMP comes after GB News reported allegations that a woman had been groomed and abused by men in Tameside and Oldham in the early 2000s. https://t.co/1DekBOviEF

MSPs keep saying Alexis Jay is leading the new national review into child sexual exploitation and abuse, but she's not? It's being undertaken by the care inspectorate, HM Inspector of Education HMICS, Health Improvement in Scotland. Prof Jay advising on methodology.

Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay calls on ministers to "end Scotland's conspiracy of silence," paying tribute to the survivors who have spoken out and referring to the reporting of the Times journalist Andrew Norfolk who exposed the scandal in Rotherham.

SNP minister Jenny Gilruth has confirmed that Alexis Jay will lead the review. She added that a full inquiry is under "active consideration" and that the review will determine if one is launched.

🚨 The Scottish government is set to announce a national review on grooming gangs. The independent review will assess if a public inquiry into abuse networks is needed. It comes amid heavy political pressure on the SNP as several survivors have spoken out.

The Scottish Government is set to announce that Alexis Jay will lead a review of the handling of complaints against grooming gangs. Not an inquiry - but could lead to one.

Vital work from Open Justice UK, adding to the growing mountain of evidence about grooming gangs being sophisticated criminal networks linked across the country. Details being released today also reveal new examples of state failure and locations where abuse took place.

'Enough of putting victims through this trauma... listen to them!' GB News' @CDP1882 speaks with Labour MP Joani Reid as Scottish Labour urge the government to clarify whether a grooming gang inquiry will be held in Scotland.

ITV's Peter Smith also spoke to Taylor, who was on a list along with 45 other young people identified as being at risk of sexual exploitation. https://t.co/eTfAmGN0TS

Jay's intervention comes after GB News revealed the case of Taylor, who was abused by gangs in Glasgow. She then wrote a letter to John Swinney urging an inquiry after the First Minister said he was not "persuaded of the necessity" of a probe. https://t.co/YrjLWGSZWy

Alexis Jay has said that a Scottish grooming gangs inquiry is urgently needed. "The intervention is likely to make the Scottish government’s ongoing refusal to order an independent investigation into the issue untenable." https://t.co/5HREHFBhhK

Hearing a lot about this tricky business known as ‘The Budget’. Many ramifications. Maybe I stay? 🇹🇭

The grave too far away to see Fusilier Myles McManus was born in Paisley, Scotland in November 1913 to John and Sarah, both of County Fermanagh. Myles enlisted into the TA in the 1930s with the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and later transferred to the Royal Northumberland

'There will still be some fairly nasty event. We will still be highly taxed.' Michael Wilson looks ahead to Rachel Reeves' upcoming budget after the Chancellor has U-turned on her plans to increase income tax.

22 SAS veteran Bob Parr told us this morning that one of the regiment's squadrons is down to one-third of its established strength. He claims that a retention crisis is being caused by a fear of 'vexatious' prosecutions and the intense operational tempo. It's a dangerous mix.

Charlie Peters reports on the renewed focus on grooming gangs in Scotland after GB News revealed two cases of abuse in Glasgow. Both reports were raised at First Minister's Questions amid growing calls for an inquiry.

Please read this. A brave teenage girl sat in courtroom 3 of Oxford Crown Court yesterday afternoon to see an Iranian small boat migrant jailed for 12 years and six months after he sexually attacked her on Valentine's Day last year. She was just 15 at the time of the attack.

A true honour to be asked to deliver this impact statement, which the Oxford teenager was unable to deliver at sentencing yesterday. Yesterday, Amin Abedi Mofrad shouted "lies!" as he was taken to the cells. But now this brave survivor says she has had the last word.

‘Suddenly, you come across this building with a dozen satellite dishes.’ GB News National Reporter Charlie Peters exclusively reports that Ofcom has licensed a TV channel that backs the Iranian regime in London.

The owner of LuaLua TV sings the praises of Ayatalloh Khomeini, the leader of the Iranian Islamic revolution. Britain faced more than twenty “potentially lethal Iran-backed plots” last year, according to MI5. So why is the state aiding its supporters? https://t.co/4hoEAlRmmJ