'114 potentially relevant files” had been destroyed, missing or not found'
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London: A top lawyer is to investigate the UK government’s handling of a dossier alleging high-level paedophile activity, which was first passed to home secretary Leon Brittan by Tory MP Geoffrey Dickens in 1983 – but subsequently lost.
Mark Sedwill, the Home Office permanent secretary, said the investigation would examine whether the findings of a review of the “Dickens dossier” conducted last year ‘remain sound’. He said “114 potentially relevant files” had been destroyed, missing or not found.
( Source : agencies )
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