Why no apology to mothers by British Government for forced adoptions?

When walking in the beautiful countryside near to where I live one morning, I was enraged by a news item which appeared on the Radio 4 Today programme, the headline for which was that, unlike the Welsh, Scottish, and Irish Governments, Rishi Sunak, on behalf of the British Government, had refused to apologise to mothers
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Is this the start of COVID child deaths?

To quote LBC News on 2nd August 2023 “A man has been found guilty of murdering his 10-month-old stepson who was found dead in his cot with dozens of injuries, while his mum is guilty of allowing his death. Jacob Crouch was found dead in his cot at his Derbyshire home in December 2020 and
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Was Sinead O’Connor an abuse survivor or a genius, or both?

The untimely demise of Sinead O’Connor at the age of 56 on Thursday 27th July 2023 has inevitably led to much discussion of her life, and achievements, both mainstream, and controversial, so determined was she to speak her mind, tell her truth, and campaign for what she believed in, no matter the cost, something which
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Is anonymity of the victim right and anonymity of the accused wrong?

The recent story about the high-profile BBC Presenter (when I started writing this blog we did not know his identity) who has allegedly paid thousands of pounds to a former minor when he was 17 for sexually explicit photographs, has filled the media with intrigue. Why? Principally because no one in the BBC or media
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If Child Abuse Images were created by Artificial Intelligence, Who is to Blame?

It is reported that child sex offenders are now making fake images of child abuse victims using Artificial Intelligence software, which, once properly instructed, can generate an image of a child in a pornographic pose, when that image is not real but fake. The questions are, can anyone be prosecuted for producing such images, who
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Is the Government going backwards by taking power away from the Parole Board?

I have been roused to write an article about how the government are usurping the powers of the parole board when it comes to deciding upon the release of certain prisoners from custody of the state. It is fundamentally wrong to act in contravention of the age old jurisprudential principle of separation of powers. Trying
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The Truth, the Whole Truth, and Nothing But The Truth, so Help Me… by Peter Saunders

This book by Peter Saunders is available on Amazon for £11.99 (Paperback) and is a must read. I have to disclose a self interest in that I know Peter, and share a lot of the experiences mentioned in the book. A lot of the content, however, was new to me, and I found extremely interesting.
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What do commentators think of the Home Office response to the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse Report?

When I first read the Home Office reaction to the report of the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse, which took a long time, so convoluted was its style, that I wondered whether my initial reaction was a correct one, and would align with others. You can read my earlier article here. Whilst hindsight is
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Air TV Interview (29th May 2023

I was contacted by Rodney Hearth of Air TV International, which is a wordwide TV Channel that covers many subject, amongst them Child Abuse, which mainland TV Stations may not be able to cover in such depth. The subjects I cover in the interview include Rodney is a consumate professional who has covered many subjects,
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Home Office Respond to Final Report of Independent Inquiry Into Child Sexual Abuse

Final Report The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse (“IICSA”) published its final report with 20 Recommendations on 22nd October 2022. I commented on the report and the recommendations in a previous post here. The Inquiry opened in 2015. The report was the culmination of 725 witnesses during 325 days of public hearings, hearing from
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