Pedophile allegations against MPs ‘should have rung alarm bells in govt’ but senior figures turned a blind eye

Politicians, including former Conservative PM Margaret Thatcher, police and prosecutors “turned a blind eye” to allegations of child sexual abuse connected to Westminster and ignored victims, an independent inquiry has found. The 173-page report compiled by the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse dismissed claims of a conspiracy involving an “organised Westminster pedophile network,” but did reveal serious cover-ups by British institutions. The review was published on Tuesday following hearings over the past two years. The investigation, which went into allegations dating as far back as the 1960s, concluded that “political part

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