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Warning over sex-offenders getting NI teaching posts

Sex-offenders could get jobs as teachers in Northern schools if they are among those not banned from teaching by under-fire, Ulster-born British education secretary Ruth Kelly, it was revealed today.

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Home Office should take blame, says police chief

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Police chief vows to stay on despite Soham pressures

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Chief constable adamant on Data Protection Act

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Police force criticised in Soham murders fails to meet intelligence deadline

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Police admit Huntley vetting flaws

Social worker 'failed to spot Huntley links'

The risk Soham killer Ian Huntley posed to young women would have been spotted if links had been made between allegations of underage sex against him, a key social worker admitted today.

Mon, 08 Mar, 2004

I was right not to charge Huntley, insists ex-detective

A detective who decided no action should be taken against Ian Huntley over three separate allegations of underage sex stood by his decisions today.

Mon, 01 Mar, 2004

Probe into Huntley vetting blunders

The inquiry into how Soham child killer Ian Huntley got a job as a school caretaker, despite a string of sex allegations, was under way.

Thu, 26 Feb, 2004