The Brendan O'Neill Show Julie Bindel: Will Britain *ever* stop the grooming gangs?
Mar 5, 2026
Julie Bindel, journalist and founder of Justice for Women, returns with her hard-hitting take. She tackles how elite PC and disdain for working-class women helped grooming gangs flourish. She explains ongoing failures in institutions and calls for targeted inquiries. She also argues the tide is turning against trans ideology and flawed policies.
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Grooming Gangs Thrive Where Institutions Look Away
- Grooming gangs are rooted in clan-based misogynistic cultures and exploit institutional failures.
- Julie Bindel highlights police fear of civil unrest and liberal reluctance to appear racist as key enablers in towns like Bradford.
The Problem Persists Not Just In The Past
- Grooming gangs are not merely historical; they continue and regroup after disruptions.
- Bindel cites ongoing cases and Bradford as evidence that arrests haven’t removed the underlying networks or stigma against victims.
Convictions Hide The True Scale Of Victimhood
- The scale of abuse is far larger than conviction rates suggest; many victims never get justice.
- Bindel estimates conservative victim counts in the tens of thousands and links that to ruined lives and multigenerational harm.
