my name is chris unsworth. i was abused by barry bennell as a child.ormer oxfam director responds to allegations that he paid for sex while working in haiti after the earthquake. a tough line on fraud and corruption. and team gb could be about to win its first medal of the 2018 winter olympics. and coming up on sportsday on bbc news, alex mcleish has agreed a return to the scotland manager's job. he'll sign a deal until 2020, to replace gordon strachan, who left last october. good evening. president trump has promised action to make america's schools safer, after a teenager killed 17 people in a mass shooting in florida yesterday. nikolas cruz was a former pupil at the school in parkland. he appeared in court as short while ago. president trump described him as "mentally disturbed", and said that tackling mental health would be a priority for his administration. the fbi said it had been warned a year ago about the potential threat posed by cruz, but that there was no evidence he was planning an attack. live to parkland tonight, and our correspondent, a

my name is chris unsworth. i was abused by barry bennell as a child.f the 12 victims in this case. boys, now men, damaged by controlling paedophile barry bennell. now defiant and waiving their anonymity to shed light on their shocking childhood experiences. for decades we held our silence, just like our abuser told us to. for decades we have lived in fear, because we may be grown men stood in front of you now, but we were once a little child. we are no longer afraid you, barry bennell. for years, hundreds of us were groomed in plain view. the shame, the nightmares... no child should suffer the way we did. how can it be that no one realised something was wrong? how is it that no one protected us then? their remorseless abuser, now aged 64, shook his head and laughed as the jury returned their last guilty verdicts today. one of football's leading youth coaches, barry bennell, worked with manchester city and crewe. for him it was cover to get close to young boys and abused them. described in court as a child molester on an industrial scale, he told police

my name is chris unsworth, i was abused by barry bennell as a child., now men, damaged by controlling paedophile barry bennell. now defiant and waiving their anonymity to shed light on their shocking childhood experiences. for decades we held our silencejust like our abuser told us to. for decades we've lived in fear. because we might be grown men stood in front of you now, but we were once a little child. we are no longer afraid of you, barry bennell. for years hundreds of us were groomed in plain view. the shame, the nightmares, the lot... no child should suffer the way we did. how can it be that no one realised something was wrong? how is it that no one protected us then? their remorseless abuser, now aged 64, shook his head and laughed as the jury returned with the last guilty verdicts today. one of football's leading youth coaches, barry bennell worked with manchester city and crewe. for him it was cover to get close to young boys and abuse them. "a child molester on an industrial scale" is how he was described in the trial. andy woodward was also

here we have three more victims and they are chris unsworth, mickey fallon and steve walters.nell as a child. today he has been found guilty of those charges. we stand before you today as men united in justice, united under the before you today as men united in justice, united underthe banner of the offside trust, the organisation that set up survivors, by players for players. we stand before you as men united but at the same time we we re very young men united but at the same time we were very young boys. little boys with a were very young boys. little boys witha dream, were very young boys. little boys with a dream, and our innocence was shattered. our dream was turned into the most horrendous nightmare. for decades, that nightmare has haunted us. decades, that nightmare has haunted us. for decades, we held our silence, just like our abuser told us silence, just like our abuser told us to. for decades we have lived in fear because we may be grown men standing in front of you now but we we re once standing in front of you now but we were once little children. that fear never

chris unsworth the last of those to speak there.a message there from chris unsworth to any of those watching who may have themselves been victims of barry bennell who have no come forward. he said come forward, tell your story, and you will this then be able to get on with your lives. more reaction from liverpool crown court later. a among the things considered is how much students will pay for tuition. fees are a max ofjust over £9,000. matt cole has been working with the reality check team. talk us through the current landscape. yes, the current system for england arrived in 2012. you might remember the rioting round weapons of mass destruction that accompanied it. universities were allowed to charge up universities were allowed to charge up to £9,000 a year and pretty much all did for every subject. if we look at this graph, apart from a blip in 2011, you will see as the graph goes up there a blip after 2011, the fees didn't ever actually stop the ever increasing numberses of applicants applying for university. you can see other

conviction last week, we caught up with three of those players — andy woodward, steve walters and chris unsworth to see him in court today. i have waited two and half years, basically, to sit here with you to speak about this. i came forward in september 2015, and i suppose you could say i have waited over 30 yea rs, really. i could say i have waited over 30 years, really. i myself got seven cou nts years, really. i myself got seven counts guilty, six counts on tuesday, i had to wait a day and then yesterday i got my final count of guilty to make seven, but what i can say to you, victoria, is if people think this is horrific, this is not even scratching the surface. you know and i know the real number is tenfold in terms of offences and lads affected by this. when you were hearing the verdict come in for each offence, guilty, guilty, guilty, that must have been just so emotionalfor all that must have been just so emotional for all of that must have been just so emotionalfor all of you? that must have been just so emotional for all of you? yes, it was a roller—coaster, that day, they did not all

chris unsworth who told us here today.d been raped up to 100 times by barry bennell up to the age of nine. steve walters who broke three decades of public silence to tell us about the abuse he experienced from the age of 12 when he stayed at the home of barry bennell. and also gary cliff, who was abused by barry bennell than he was abused by barry bennell than he was abused by barry bennell than he was a junior team player. they have all waived their right to anonymity to talk to you this morning and as you would expect, some of what we talk about will be graphic and frank and you may not want children to listen. good morning. good morning. good morning. thank you for coming back, already i have dozens and dozens and dozens of messages from viewers saying you are very brave men. i want to ask you how you are feeling after the final verdict yesterday. gary. victoria, i can't believe i am sat here with you. i have waited two and a half years basically to sit here with you, to speak about this. i came forward in september 201

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