Police and council officials in the UK are facing further calls to quit after a report found at least 1400 children were sexually exploited in one town between 1997 and 2013.
A report into the widespread child abuse in the northern town of Rotherham detailed gang rapes, grooming, trafficking, and other sexual offences.
Rotherham Council's leader has quit but no council employees are to face disciplinary action.
And South Yorkshire's Police and Crime Commissioner is facing calls to step down - because he was responsible for children's services in Rotherham between 2005 and 2010.
Some officers have reported not wanting to press charges for fear of racism - the gangs involved were run by men of Pakistani origin.
Some officers have reported not wanting to press charges for fear of racism - the gangs involved were run by men of Pakistani origin.
Officials are also looking into whether other English towns have had similar problems which have not been properly investigated.
From Yorkshire, Alice Bailey reports.
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