Lord whitewash

IS Lord Hutton a clone of Lord Widgery of Bloody Sunday notoriety or is the liberal application of whitewash to cover establishment wrongdoings a standard function of a British law lord?

Lord whitewash
Sat, 31 Jan, 2004 - 00:00

Once again, the whistle-blowers and messengers are excoriated, while the wrongdoers are exonerated and, I predict, promoted.

Sandra Sludds,

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