The papers are full of it this week because of the age of the alleged 'victim' (under 16). Not hard to find, but here is the To view the link you have to Register or Login.
(The papers were not that interested this time last year when a To view the link you have to Register or Login of a similar 'attack' was published in the Daily Mail).
I'm still struggling with the various issues that surround the matter. I can see it might have been a very unpleasant experience for the young girl, but is it really a matter for the police to investigate? And if they do, what is the crime? And if there is no crime, how can there be a victim? (This To view the link you have to Register or Login explores the issues well).
I have no doubt that this will be the new reality. But maybe it's a case of 'know what to expect' rather than newspaper front pages?
(The papers were not that interested this time last year when a To view the link you have to Register or Login of a similar 'attack' was published in the Daily Mail).
I'm still struggling with the various issues that surround the matter. I can see it might have been a very unpleasant experience for the young girl, but is it really a matter for the police to investigate? And if they do, what is the crime? And if there is no crime, how can there be a victim? (This To view the link you have to Register or Login explores the issues well).
I have no doubt that this will be the new reality. But maybe it's a case of 'know what to expect' rather than newspaper front pages?
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