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| Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority Reprimanded for Delay in Compensating Catastrophically Injured Child |
Nov 2002 |
| The BBC And Donal MacIntyre Win Libel Case - Press Release |
Oct 2002 |
| Salford Carers To Appear In Court. |
May 2002 |
| Charity Worker, William Isaac, Sentanced |
March 2002 |
| Salford Carers Arrested Over 'Sex Abuse' |
March 2002 |
| Charity Boss Raped Mentally Handicapped Woman In His Care |
Dec 2001 |
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Dec 2001 |
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| Donal MacIntyre Begins Legal Proceedings Against Kent Police |
2001 |
| Protection Call |
2000 |
| Government Accused of Tightening Belt on Justice |
2000 |
| Launch of Malcolm Rowley Trust |
2000 |
| Donal MacIntyre's Statement: The launch of the Malcolm Rowley Trust web-site |
2000 |
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2000 |
The BBC And Donal MacIntyre Win Libel Case - Press Release
We are delighted that the BBC and Donal MacIntyre have won their libel action against the Kent Police. It was shocking that the Kent Police could not, or refused to see, what was obvious to the millions who saw the programme. This programme changed the face of our industry and the BBC should be congratulated on this.
It is quite clear that while Mr MacIntyre and the BBC deserve their apology - the residents at the home and their families - who the Police claimed were distressed by the BBC expose - now deserve a full and public apology from the Kent Police.
For
the Police to say it was a waste of time investigating abuse of learning
disabled adults when they found five assaults in 21 days of filming
is a shocking state of affairs. The real victims cannot be forgotten
in this and the Kent Police force should apologise to those whose
abuse they so publicly denied. It
comes as no surprise to learn that Donal has contributed all of his
substantial damages award Charities, one of the beneficiaries being the
Malcolm Rowley Trust.
For further information on Donal MacIntyre, please visit the official
website at:
