UNITED KINGDOM
Mirror
Secret police file reveals that parents of four boys made complaints in 1974. He told cops “I touched their bottoms… but there is nothing indecent”
The anti-apartheid campaigner, who died in 1998 aged 84, met newly free Nelson Mandela on his visit to London in 1990.
Police files shows parents of four boys in East London complained in 1974.
Huddleston told officers: “I sat them on my lap, touched their bottoms and pinched them but there is nothing indecent.”
The Director of Public Prosecutions Sir Norman Skelhorn did not prosecute “for the public good”.
Last week Deputy Bishop of London the Rt Rev Pete Broadbent told the Sunday People: “We want to listen to survivors of abuse if they want to come forward.”
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