Some time ago when Britain was again gripped in an uproar about paedophile rings, both real and imaginary, I was told the sort of yarn which prompted that bloke on day-time sofa TV yesterday to hand David Cameron a list of "top Tory" suspects at the heart of the British establishment. The PM responded by warning against witch hunts. He was right to do so.
The equally improbable story I had been told was that another high-flying Tory, in the running for the party's nomination at a forthcoming byelection, had stayed the weekend with the local constituency chairman (as they did in grander times) and interfered with his children. Oh yes, and he won the nomination too – ended up a senior minister.
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