Authorities condemned as report says 370 girls may have been abused in Oxfordshire

Watch ITV Meridian's special programme on the damning verdict of a report into child exploitation in the Thames Valley.

David Cameron has promised more action to clamp down on child abuse. He says that a big change in culture is needed.

The Prime Minister has said there need to be "consequences" where professionals have failed in cases of child abuse.

David Cameron said: "At the end of the day, if professionals fail there need to be consequences. One of the problems in Rotherham is that there was failure after failure by social workers, by councillors, by council officials, and yes by the police, and not enough consequences flowed from that. It is very important that consequences flow."

This is the second time 'girl five' has felt strong enough to speak. The first was at the Old Bailey. Her ordeal began when she was just 11.

Main points from press conference after Serious Case Review. Maggie Blyth, Independent Chair of Hampshire Safeguarding Children Board, addressed the press this morning.

Jim Leivers, Director of Children's Services with Oxfordshire County Council, says anyone reading the Serious Case Review will have an overwhelming sense of shock.

David Cameron is holding a summit in Downing Street setting out measures to tackle the problem of the sexual abuse of vulnerable children by gangs of men.

He said children have suffered horrific sexual abuse on an "industrial scale" and that too many people and organisations are guilty of "walking on by".

A new report today has revealed nearly 400 girls may have been victims of "indescribably awful child sexual abuse" in Oxfordshire and says authorities didn't believe some of the victims when they said they were being abused.

ITV News' Political Correspondent Emily Morgan reports on the findings of the serious case review which was released today:

A serious case review has found that more than 300 young people in Oxfordshire have been victims of child sexual exploitation over the last 15 years. The review has criticised police and social services.

Since Operation Bullfinch began, the community around Cowley Road in Oxford has been rebuilding its reputation as a multi-cultural street. Penny Silvester reports.

Officers from Thames Valley Police are constantly looking for signs of criminal gangs, grooming young girls for sex. They target places where teenagers congregate. Kate Bunkall reports on the ongoing Operation Bullfinch.