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Presiding
over, but not necessarily altogether happy with the way his Kingdom is
going.
David
Blunkett MP was a vulnerable man, his blindness did not impede his
political career, but his susceptibility to sexual advances of his
secretary and other women lobbying for changes in the law, to
effectively, remove the rights of those accused, to a fair trial, gave
women the power over their partners, to bring allegations without a
shred of proof to back them up.
One
can imagine the scenario, his secretary massaging his groin and
performing other sexual favours, allegedly, all the while he pushed the
agenda of the female lobbyists. Taking the British justice system back
to the dark ages, of witch trials. The drowning of women accused of
witch craft, as a means to rid men of intelligent women. A complete role
reversal, allowing women past 2003, to rid themselves of men, just by
making a convincing accusation.
With
social services coaching them, all the way. Why not just bring back
lynching?
MIRROR 3 JULY 2026 - POLICE SERVICE NEEDS AN 'ETHICAL RESET' AS 'NEPOTISM' IN SENIOR RANKS SLAMMED
The police service in England and Wales is "not good enough" and its leadership needs an "ethical reset", Lord David Blunkett has said.
The former Labour Home Secretary said a major report he co-authored on police leadership, which will be published on Monday, found weaknesses in leadership, morale and culture across the service.
The Police Leadership Commission will conclude that police leadership requires a "fundamental overhaul" as there are "significant causes for concern".
"At the moment, the service isn't good enough," Lord Blunkett told the BBC. "At the moment, the morale and motivation of many of those working in the service needs a reset."
The report, produced along with the former Conservative policing minister Lord Herbert for the College of Policing, will call for a "root and branch modernisation" of recruitment, development and monitoring within the police service.
In an article for the Mail on Sunday, Lord Blunkett said: "Supported by the Home Office, the independent Police Leadership Commission has concluded we need a root-and-branch overhaul of recruitment, training, appraisal and promotion. And that nowhere do we need more radical change than at the very top.
"It is at the very highest level in policing that we’ve found the most troubling evidence of failure, particularly when it comes to promotions. I don’t use the word ‘nepotism’ lightly because it implies deep seated preferential treatment for those close to the senior officers making the decisions. But I’m afraid it’s true."
The Commission highlights a lack of leadership support for frontline officers, where almost a third of the service has less than five years' service. It also criticises a postcode lottery system of promotion, with some officers raising concerns around perceptions of fairness, nepotism, and favouritism around stepping stones such as temporary promotions.
The report noted a "narrow talent pool" at the top of policing, where chief constable roles regularly attract a single suitable candidate.
The review describes a collective failure by both policing and successive governments to invest sufficient time, resources and attention to police leadership development over decades. It demanded central funding to be restored in line with other public services such as the military and NHS.
Among recommendations, the Commission has called for reformed recruitment and nationally accredited training for all new constables and a new senior constable rank to reward and recognise experienced frontline officers who provide leadership and standards. It also wants a National Academy of Police Leadership to provide consistent, high-quality development across forces and support a stronger candidate pipeline.
Lord Herbert said: “If policing is to rebuild public trust, raise standards and meet the challenges of the future, leadership must now become a priority, properly funded, consistently developed and treated as a core operational capability.
“The reforms we set out are intended to support frontline officers and reset police leadership culture towards high performance around what matters most: cutting crime and keeping people safe.”
Story by Sophie Huskisson
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Where a breakdown in a relationship or a domestic grievance turns into a devastatingly weaponized false allegation—is the nightmare scenario for any defense lawyer, and it lies at the absolute center of debates around reforming sexual offenses law.
In this case, Julian Dale and Tim Stirmey, had no stomach for putting up
a fight, with very limited legal aid funding to carve up, it appears
that instead of challenging the medical evidence, they just took what
cash they could, and sold their client down the river. Allegedly. You
can make up your mind, as your read and review the evidence for
yourselves.
Although
pure fiction; Fatal
Attraction, The
Fugitive, An
Innocent Man, and Double Jeopardy are
four films that spring to mind.
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CHARACTERS:
PROTAGONISTS
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DESCRIPTION
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Victor
von Woolfe
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Planning
campaigner, framed for exposing local corruption, the victim
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Victor's
niece |
Grilled
by social services as to Briony's allegations, being untrue
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Victor's
sister |
Told
by Victor's solicitors that her testimony would be worthless
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James
Ashley
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Hastings
man shot dead by Sussex police marksman, Chris Sherwood
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Hayes
Hodges Media
investigator 1#
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Discovers
Victor is innocent, evidence was crafted to frame
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Alex
Roxborough
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Vision21
Film producer, is valiant enough to tell Victor's story
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Cecilia
Cunningham
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Vision21
Film CEO, who finally agrees this story has to be told
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Debbie
Dixon
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Vision21
Film director, who wants to tell Victor's story
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Media
investigator 2#
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Reveals
shortcomings in justice system, no right of appeal in UK
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Media
investigator 3#
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Campaigns
for changes in the law, to protect the falsely accused
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Momo
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Another
man convicted on massaged evidence from Sussex police
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Simba
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A
feral feline, that patrols the workshop grounds
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Student
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Who
refused to make a false complaint to social services
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Student's
mother
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Who
refused social services request to help them with a false
complaint
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CHARACTERS:
ANTAGONISTS
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DESCRIPTION
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Alex
Norris
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Lord
Chancellor and secretary
of state for justice
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Andy
Burnham
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Manchester
MP, unopposed Labour party Prime Minister July 2026
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Andy
Wooley
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Reform
UK councillor, leader of East Sussex County Council 2026
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Anne
Keast-Butler
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GCHQ
director - Government Communications Headquarters
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Becky
Shaw
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Chief
Executive of ESCC, overseeing social services
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Ashley
J Brown
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Corrupt
Wealden, district planning officer, allegedly
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Blaise Metreweli CMG
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SIS
(MI6)
Secret Intelligence Service - working alongside MI5
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Briony
Weston-Smyth
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15
year old aggrieved at Victor calling off an engagement to her
mum
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Christine
Nuttall
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Former
(corrupt) solicitor, Wealden District Council, allegedly
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Dame
Angela Eagle DBE
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Energy
secretary, and National
Security Council member
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Dame
Vera Baird KC
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Chair
of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC)
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David
Blunkett MP
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Blindly, pushed through the Sexual Offences
(Favours) Act 2003
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David
Lammy MP
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Secretary
of State for justice, Lord Chancellor
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David
Phillips
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Morally
and criminally corrupt enforcement officer, allegedly
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Derek
Holness
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Allegedly
corrupt
Wealden chief executive & his golden handshake
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Elizabeth
Carter
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Highly
qualified medical expert in sexual assault and rape cases
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Ellie
Reeves
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Attorney
General in the PM's
2026 Cabinet, replacing David Lammy
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Geoff
Johnson
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Corrupt
Wealden solicitor, allegedly
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George
Weston
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Masonic
grand master, grandfather of Briony, out for revenge
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Giles York
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Sussex
police chief constable who resigned over cell death
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Gordon
Staker
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Police
detective sergeant, interrogator, who breached code of conduct
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Henrietta
Padgett KC
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A
career barrister, ruthless, aiming at a conviction, no matter
what
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High
Court Judge 1#
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CCRC
"entitled to take a view."
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High
Court Judge 2#
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CCRC
"entitled to take a view."
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High
Court Judge 3#
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CCRC
"entitled to take a view."
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Ian
Kay
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Corrupt
assistant district planning officer, allegedly
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James
Hookway
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Police
detective constable investigator who breached code of conduct
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Jo
Shiner
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Sussex
police chief constable
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Joseph
Cedric
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Incompetent
Hove Crown Court Judge, CPS patsy, allegedly
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Julian
Dale
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Local
barrister out of depth, allegedly failed to challenge medicals
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Ken
Jones
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Sussex
police chief constable
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Keith Lyndsay
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Detective Sergeant,
who willfully refused to investigate planning crimes
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Keir
Starmer
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Former
CPS prosecutor, then PM elected on broken promises
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Martin
Richards
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Sussex
police chief constable
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King
Charles III
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The
ruling monarch at the time of Victor fighting the system
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Michael
Harrison
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London
based appeal barrister, so-called, sex case specialist
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Melanie
Liebenberg MBChB
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Dr
who misled the Jury at Hove Crown Court, as to medical
evidence
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Paul
Whitehouse
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Allegedly
corrupt, Sussex
police chief constable 1993 - 2001
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Peter
Coll
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Sussex
police inspector, who knew about planning crimes
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Philip
Baker
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ESCC
solicitor and monitoring officer
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Shabana
Mahmood
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Secretary
of state for the Home
Department, NSC member
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Shannon
Weston-Smyth
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Mother
of complainant, aggrieved at Victor for annulling engagement
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Simon
Ross
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Fictional
BBC reporter and former Panorama investigator
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Sir
Christopher Holland
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High
Court judge who fudged tick in box, allegedly
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Sir
Ken McCallum
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British
intelligence officer, MI5
director general, working alongside MI6
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Social
worker 1#
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ESCC
investigator, tried to persuade Victor's niece to fabricate
allegation
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Social
worker 2#
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ESCC
investigator, tried to persuade Student to make a false
allegation
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Stephen
Field
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Barrister
seeking leave to Review CCRC's refusal to refer to appeal
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Stuart
Grace
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Eastbourne
appeal
solicitor, failed to obtain medical transcript
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Tim
Stirmey
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Eastbourne
solicitor who refused to investigate medical issues
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Trevor
Scott
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Former
legal head, corrupt CEO, Wealden District Council, allegedly
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Vesper
Weston
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Briony's
Grandmother, social services, knew Dr Liebenberg, allegedly
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Wes
Streeting
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NSC
& Cabinet member 2026, defence secretary of state
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REFERENCE
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1409153.stm
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2001/jun/27/ukcrime.nickhopkins2
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/police-service-needs-an-ethical-reset-as-nepotism-in-senior-ranks-slammed/ar-AA27gu8T
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/police-service-needs-an-ethical-reset-as-nepotism-in-senior-ranks-slammed/ar-AA27gu8T
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/1409153.stm
https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2001/jun/27/ukcrime.nickhopkins2
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