Butler-Sloss ‘kept claims of bishop’s abuse quiet because she did not want the allegations to surface as she ‘cared about the Church”
Saturday, 12 July 2014
Butler-Sloss ‘kept claims of bishop’s abuse quiet because she did not want the allegations to surface as she ‘cared about the Church”
‘The retired judge appointed this week to head an inquiry into VIP child abuse kept allegations about a bishop out of a report into a paedophile scandal, it was claimed last night.
Baroness Butler-Sloss is said to have told a victim of alleged abuse she did not want the claims to be in the public domain as she ‘cared about the Church’.
The former choir boy claims she said: ‘The Press would love a bishop.’
Labour MP Simon Danczuk, who has helped expose claims paedophiles were operating in Westminster in past decades, renewed his call for her to step down as chairman of the new inquiry.’
Westminster 'chumocracy' has protected itself from paedophile revelations, claims Cameron's advisor on child abuse
‘David Cameron’s advisor on child abuse has lashed out at the Westminster ‘chumocracy’ that has protected itself from allegations of paedophilia.
Tory junior minister Claire Perry said Parliament was full of ‘too many people with the same interests and the same out-of-touch sense of entitlement coming together to protect their own’.
Her damning remarks come amid allegations that a paedophile network was operating in Westminster and was being protected by senior politicians.
Home Secretary Theresa May this week launched an inquiry into organisations including churches, the security services and the BBC.’
