Is that your defence of the paedo coverer (made up word of the day) upper?

See there you go again using your left wing bias,as Sash quite rightly pointed out its not just a Tory thing read his post,Labour are up to their necks in it to,but that doesn't suit your agenda.
Right left,centre or raving Looney party.....its f***ing wrong its the kids that have been abused and killed that matter.
Not your political agenda.
Try posting sdome links about the lefts doing in this.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

Not just MPs anyone, but again what about the people Sash mentioned, again you just mention Tories....I would personally like to give each and everyone of them a f***ing good kicking.
But there are to use your word cunds everywhere of all walks of life who are peados.
Just don't be so one eyed in your posts.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

Here here....It's what I was trying to get accross.

always a Norwood boy, where ever I live.

Not a majoresque figure or any suggestion of MP's being involved but interesting stuff (admittedly from wiki) about Margaret Hodges' role when allegations of abuse in Islington surfaced in the 1990's.

"In 1985, Demetrious Panton wrote to Islington Council to complain about the abuse that he had suffered while in the council's care in the 1970s and 1980s. He did not receive an official reply until 1989, in which the council denied responsibility.

In 1990, Liz Davies, a senior social worker employed by the borough and her manager, David Cofie, raised concerns about sexual abuse of children in Islington Council care. Correspondence between Hodge and the director of social work indicates that she declined a request for extra resources to investigate. Instead, Cofie and Davies investigation was ended by council officials in May 1990; this appears to have been after the Police said they had found no evidence of abuse, although the two social workers continued to work on the allegations in their own time. In early 1992, Davies (not to be confused with the barrister and former Islington councillor) resigned from her post and requested that Scotland Yard investigate the allegations.

The Evening Standard, again in 1992, then began reporting on the allegations of abuse in Islington's children's homes, the initial article of which Hodge described as a "sensationalist piece of gutter journalism", although she has since apologised for this outburst, asserting that her officials had given her false information. Shortly afterwards Hodge resigned to pursue a career with Price Waterhouse. In 1995, the "White Report" into sexual abuse in Islington Care Homes reported that the council had failed adequately to investigate the allegations and blamed its doctrinaire interpretation of equal opportunities and fear of being branded homophobic.

In 2003, following Hodge's appointment as Minister for Children, Panton went public with his allegation that he was abused in Islington Council care and had repeatedly raised this issue with no effect. He accused Hodge of being ultimately responsible for the abuse that he suffered. Davies also went public with the issues that she had raised concerns about while working for the council. Following a media campaign conducted by several national newspapers calling for her to resign from her new post, she responded to Panton by letter, in which she apologised for referring to him as 'an extremely disturbed person' in an earlier letter to the BBC chairman Gavyn Davies, which was broadcast on Radio 4's Today programme. A formal apology to Panton was made in the High Court on 19 November 2003 by Hodge's barrister, along with a payment of £30,000.

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Edited by legaleagle (09 Mar 2015 8.43pm)

As I said earlier, anyone sweeping heinous acts under the carpet, whatever political hue, should be charged.
I mentioned Cameron as he is PM.