Unnatural Sex File Given To Abuse Inquiry

The secret document was not handed over to a review into child abuse, the chief executive of the NSPCC tells Sky News

A secret file on “unnatural” sexual behaviour was not handed over to a Government backed review that looked for official documents linked to child abuse. The file prepared for then Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s was found recently at the National Archives in Kew and is entitled: “PREM19/588 – SECURITY. Allegations against former public [word missing] of unnatural sexual proclivities; security aspects 1980 Oct 27 – 1981 Mar 20”. The Cabinet Office still holds the file. Thirty-five years after it was prepared it remains closed on grounds of national security. The Chief Executive of the NSPCC, who led last year’s review into government documents from between 1979 and 1999, has said nobody showed it to him. Peter Wanless told Sky News: “Under the specific terms of reference set by the Home Office we made the most extensive inquiries possible within a very limited time frame. This specific file was not revealed by any department or individual we consulted. “Our remit was to go back over a review by the Home Office and not undertake a new investigation.” Mr Wanless also joined a growing number of voices demanding that it should now be made available. “If there is pertinent material in this file it should be submitted to the sexual abuse inquiry as well as the relevant police force so they can conduct a criminal investigation if necessary.” Security and intelligence expert Dr Chris Murphy stumbled across the file in November while searching documents at the National Archives in Kew and was immediately alerted by the title. It is highly likely Margaret Thatcher saw the documents, and was briefed on the security implications, but the identities of those within them remain secret.

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