Stuart Hall...Its a lockup.

[AQMP]

What's the story with the family standing by him?

PR

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/jun/30/rolf-harris-family-show-unity

[5 Sams]

Latest news is he interfered with Vanessa Feltz. He really was a sick fcuker

[EC Unique]

Latest news is he interfered with Vanessa Feltz. He really was a sick fcuker

😷😷😷

[Gaffer]

Latest news is he interfered with Vanessa Feltz. He really was a sick fcuker

Deserves a medal  for that!

[seafoid]

More stirring in the UK

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2014/jul/06/child-abuse-inquiries-widespread-cover-up

[T Fearon]

Interesting to see how this one plays out.Suspect one or two here in 6 counties will be sleeping uneasy in their beds

[seafoid]

Interesting to see how this one plays out.Suspect one or two here in 6 counties will be sleeping uneasy in their beds

Cyril Smith probably had some helpers.

[EC Unique]

Interesting to see how this one plays out.Suspect one or two here in 6 counties will be sleeping uneasy in their beds

A super injunction or 2 involved.

[orangeman]

Files lost on an "industrial scale".

[T Fearon]

At least one unionist MP now deceased was strongly suspected of closet homosexuality

[orangeman]

At least one unionist MP now deceased was strongly suspected of closet homosexuality

He'll not be worried this evening about coming out.

[ziggysego]

At least one unionist MP now deceased was strongly suspected of closet homosexuality

What's that to do with being a paedophile?

[T Fearon]

I remember a Tory with very close links to unionists here thirty odd years ago who was convicted of using rent boys

[seafoid]

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/blog/2014/jul/07/theresa-may-to-announce-inquiry-into-claims-child-sex-abuse-allegations-ignored-politics-live-blog

"We are going to get an inquiry into claims that Whitehall and other official bodies ignored claims about child sexual abuse in the past. It will cover how the Home Office, and other institutions, responded to allegations that were raised at the time, including those involving high-profile figures. Theresa May, the home secretary, will unveil the full details in a statement to the Commons this afternoon. But, in a statement, the Home Office has all but confirmed that a new inquiry will be ordered. This is from a Home Office spokesman.


The home secretary will make a statement in parliament this afternoon. It is right that the detail of her statement should wait until she speaks in the House of Commons, but her statement will address the two key public concerns. First, the Home Office's response in the 1980s to papers containing allegations of child abuse. And second, the wider issue of whether public bodies and other institutions have taken seriously their duty of care towards children



Theresa May's announcement will be a tad embarrassing for Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister. Yesterday, on Sky's Murnaghan programme, Maude specifically ruled out a general inquiry into child sexual abuse allegations.
Asked if there was a case for an overarching inquiry, Maude replied:
That could slow things down. The first thing to do on this front is simply to have the inquiry, the investigation that has been launched, that will be done very quickly and then let's see where that takes us. It may well be the answer then is to have a much broader inquiry but I think it is too soon to come to that conclusion.
In a separate interview on the Andrew Marr show (pdf), Michael Gove, the education secretary, categorically said there would not be a public inquiry into historic child abuse allegations. According to the BBC, May is not going to announce a public inquiry. But the wide-ranging inquiry she is going to announce may look rather similar."

The public has zero tolerance for child abuse. The situation might end up like this

http://www.theguardian.com/media/video/2011/jul/07/news-of-the-world-phone-hacking-nick-davies-rupert-murdoch-video

[johnneycool]

I remember a Tory with very close links to unionists here thirty odd years ago who was convicted of using rent boys

Sure was there not a lot of youngsters abused in Kincora allegedly by senior cops, Army and politicians hence the ease of the cover up!!