'Will you come and help?' Father of Julian Assange on campaign to free his son

At 80, John Shipton thought he would be enjoying his retirement, he tells Michael Clifford.Instead, he is touring European capitals campaigning for his son, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

'Will you come and help?' Father of Julian Assange on campaign to free his son

At 80, John Shipton thought he would be enjoying his retirement, he tells Michael Clifford. Instead, he is touring European capitals campaigning for his son, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.

A parent’s work is never done. John Shipton entering his ninth decade. He’d like to kick back, maybe learn a few recipes, stroll at a leisurely pace towards the declining years.

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