Starmer was not ‘soft on crime’. But this is politics – and the ruthless Tory machine is just starting up | Gaby Hinsliff
The Labour leader’s record as an advocate for victims of sexual abuse is instructive, just don’t expect to hear about it
Fiona Ivison was 17 when she was strangled and battered to death by a man who had paid her for sex. He then left her body in a freezing car park.
She was only 14 when she was groomed by an older man into what she thought was a loving relationship, and then became a victim of sexual exploitation. Although the killer was caught, her mother, Irene, felt strongly that things should not end there; she wanted social workers and police held accountable for what she considered their failure to help Fiona, or recognise the relationship was abusive.
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