


| Labour joins victims groups to call for Woolf to go as head of abuse inquiry |
|
Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, said she was reluctantly calling for Woolf to go because home secretary Theresa May had not got the confidence of child abuse victims, with whom she had not met to hear their concerns. Victims’ groups are calling for her to step down over her personal links to Leon Brittan, the former home secretary.
|
If you are a broadcaster or Christian program producer you can schedule a 15 min FREE consultation with an EGR specialist to help you evaluate all possible Int'l broadcasting options.
We will call you back at a number and time of your convenience, and will gladly answer any question that you may have on how to broadcast your Christian message worldwide.