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Chilling effect of the ‘Cruelty Man’ lingers

NSPCC inspectors claimed to be saviours of the poor. As Boy George discovered recently, they preyed on the working classes and women, writes Sarah-Anne Buckley

Chilling effect of the ‘Cruelty Man’ lingers

Wed, 01 Aug, 2018 - 01:00

NSPCC inspectors claimed to be saviours of the poor. As Boy George discovered recently, they preyed on the working classes and women, writes Sarah-Anne Buckley

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