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Friday 5 January 2018

The BBC are quoting Labour's Yvette Cooper on the parole of John Warboys, they are still hiding the role Keir Starmer played

'Keir Starmer is still refusing to comment on his decision not to prosecute John Worboys for 75 further sex assaults. It falls to Guido to point out how extraordinary it is that a man with such a dire record as Director of Public Prosecutions is talked about as one of Labour's best talents. The below could have ended his career several times over.

Decided not to prosecute John Worboys for 75 sex assaults

Yet spent four years failing to prosecute 23 Sun journalists

Insisted on prosecuting Paul Chambers for making a light-hearted joke on social media (the infamous Twitter joke trial)

Failed to build a case against Jimmy Savile and forced to apologise after being damned by report into failings

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Failed to prosecute police officer who killed newspaper vendor Ian Tomlinson

Ordered the CPS in Wales to drop the prosecution of a primary school teacher who had been accused of sexting a 16 year old boy, who went on to commit suicide

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Accused of reopening a spurious sex abuse case involving a friend of Tom Watson – the accused was cleared in an hour

Chose not to prosecute two doctors accused of carrying out abortions on grounds of gender'

Guido Fawkes asks 'How long before he has to break his silence?'

More here https://order-order.com/2018/01/05/starmers-litany-failure-director-public-prosecutions/ but obviously not on the Labour Party's propaganda arm the BBC.

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