Society in the dock

en staff | Features

Date posted: 1 Sep 2017

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en asks if government policies inadvertently facilitate sex abuse

Newcastle has joined an infamous list of UK cities.

On 9 August the last of four trials closed with the conviction of 17 men and one woman for the abuse of girls.

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Society in the dock

Tony hits the sweet spot