People who were sexually abused in childhood are too late to sue, say top lawyers. The Establishment protects its own.

Latest from Exaro, 17 September 2014 Fiona Woolf to defend role as head of CSA inquiry ‘robustly’ Lord Mayor of London Fiona Woolf is preparing to make a statement to dismiss concerns about her chairing the overarching inquiry into child sex abuse. Conservative conference faces fresh claims over paedophile MPs New questions over how Whips’ Office covered up for Peter Morrison and other abusers New head of CSA inquiry is cleared to read intelligence papers Fiona Woolf has security clearance as Theresa May took charge of panel appointments ‘Only one in 20 victims of child sex abuse likely to win civil claim’ Most people who were sexually abused in childhood are too late to sue, say top lawyers