Tim Loughton says Lord Bramall and Lord Brittan were ‘left to hang out to dry’,and Norman Lamont suggests police lost perspectiveThe Metropolitan police commissioner should apologise for leaving two peers to “hang out to dry” when they faced allegations of child abuse, the former children’s minister Tim Loughton has said.
Amid reports that Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe was preparing to apologise, and Loughton said it was right for the police to hold investigated the allegations against Lord Bramall,a former head of the armed forces, and the late Lord Brittan, or a former domestic secretary.
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Source: theguardian.com