A children's charity claims a flaw in the law means that while cases of groomers meeting children has tripled, grooming children is still not a crime.The NSPCC has called upon the government to fix the loophole, arguing that police cannot arrest abusers for sexual grooming. Using the hashtag #FlawintheLaw the NSPCC is demanding law-makers bring in anti-grooming legislation that was created two years ago – but is not yet in force.This means that adults cannot be arrested or prosecuted for...
