Today, the Daily Mail a critic of Fiona Woolf and her predecessor in the post Lady Butler-Sloss, offered its own suggestions as to who may be in line to lead the enquiry (see below):
WHO'S NEXT IN LINE?
Following the resignations of two sex abuse inquiry chairman
in just four months, several names were last night being mentioned as possible
replacements. They include:
Professor Alexis Jay,
who carried out the recent inquiry into how the authorities ignored widespread
sex abuse in Rotherham. She is already an adviser but could be bumped up to
chairman. However, is not a lawyer.
Michael Mansfield,
the campaigning QC who has played a significant role in high profile inquests
and court cases involving such controversial issues as Bloody Sunday and the
death of Brazilian Jean Charles de Menezes, shot dead by the Met Police after
being mistaken for a terrorist.
Jim Gamble, the former
senior police officer and exhead of the Child Exploitation and Online
Protection Centre (CEOP). However, he fell out with Theresa May over bringing
CEOP within the National Crime Agency.
Esther Rantzen, the
former presenter of That’s Life and Hearts of Gold, who founded and ran the
child protection charity ChildLine. A long-standing campaigner on behalf of
child abuse victims.
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