Ex-PM Edward Heath "does feature" in child sexual abuse inquiry in Jersey, police confirmhttp://bbc.in/1IJQXKQ
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Wiltshire Police believed to have halted inquiry after brothel-keeper said ex-PM Edward Heath was involved in abusehttp://bbc.in/1IJQXKQ
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Kent Police becomes fourth force known to be investigating claims of sexual abuse by ex-PM Edward Heathhttp://bbc.in/1IJQXKQ
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Hampshire Police becomes 5th UK force known to be investigating allegations made against ex-PM Sir Edward Heathhttp://bbc.in/1IJQXKQ
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@BBCBreaking strange how it's only when politicians are dead that they're investigated isn't it ? -
@JonSWright@BBCBreaking Or earlier investigations cynically halted, buried, covered up at worst,naively dismissed as fantasy 'at best'
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@BBCBreaking Whilst I abhor such behaviour maybe the police could put as much effort in investigating today's child abuse allegations? -
@Grumpyme4@BBCBreaking the pattern emerges as we're 'drip-fed' dead#establishment#politicians by way of appeasement! -
@vincemitchell6@BBCBreaking Very true plus it's lazy policing -
@Grumpyme4@BBCBreaking that or the fact that such perversions couldn't have occurred without high level police complicity or involvement.
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@BBCBreaking I remind you that, similarly with J.Savile, Ted Heath shall remain innocent under English law: never found guilty in court.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@BBCBreaking THAT FITS WAIT TILL ANOTHER PERVERT IS DEAD!! THEN MAKE A SHOW OF INVESTIGATING THEM,ITS TIME THE POLICE WAS INVESTIGATED,1Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@BBCBreaking@BBCNews why are we only going after dead people. why aren't we going after the bastards that covered for them - 1 more reply
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@BBCBreaking The term you are looking for is child sexual abuse. It's really not that difficult to use the correct terminology. -
@EVB_Now@BBCBreaking Twitter character limits maybe? -
@timwhistles@BBCBreaking No. The BBC constantly use the term 'sex assault' instead of 'sexual assault'. -
@EVB_Now@BBCBreaking But Twitter might 'require' using this inaccuracy from time to time. Elsewhere, I fully understand the frustration. -
@timwhistles@BBCBreaking No. It doesn't. It is perfectly possible to write a headline & tweet it out using accurate terminology. -
@EVB_Now@BBCBreaking And again.. Twitter sometimes 'requires' words to be abbreviated semantically incorrectly. Elsewhere I agree with you! -
@EVB_Now@BBCBreaking Pitw.. When I read this appalling tweet, I didn't notice the semantic error, if I had, I would of put it down to space
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