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for weeks now front says been myatt in controversy surrounding its relationship with sex and children much has been flung at people in positions of authority is accusing them of incest child rape or of knowing about these allegations and failing to do anything up out of. a recent poll suggested that one in 10 french people had been the victim of sexual abuse within the family setting that means around 6700000 people in france could have been sexually abused in the type of setting that the french government has try to grapple with the chickens coming home to roost to face i think we should do everything we can to stop the violence against our children and must punish these criminals for their past acts and prevent any repeat offenses that have been cause for a minimum age of consent in france and the supreme increasing in recent years. the country doesn't want to pay attention to what's going on as though it is $15.00 and it. is incest incest is a real scourge we have the statistics revealing a terribly high number of the sims is time politicians deal with this system of impunity for a

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devante graves—andy smith grew up on brixton's myatt�*s field estate which became known for gangs andfeel forgotten. i remember telling a teacher that i wanted to become a barrister and he said people like you don't become barristers, you should really think about that. you get to represent people who don't have a voice, who feel like they are forgotten and i'm really proud of that. i've overcome many obstacles to reach this moment. let's take a look at the travel situation now. 0n the tube, the circle and the hammersmith and city lines have minor delays due to some trains being cancelled this morning. the roadworks on the a2 are still causing problems. this is how it looks in bexleyheath, at the danson interchange, traffic heading into london is slow from hall place it's also slower than usual approaching the blackwall tunnel. the a12 northern approach is down to one lane southbound for works and in central london, marylebone road is down to one lane westbound by baker street station. now the weather with kate kinsella. good morning. it's another mild start this morning and a bit mor