article_snippet.sent: It heaps pressure on the Home Office to reveal exactly who knew what and when about the disturbing allegations against Lord Janner.
article_snippet.sent: Home Secretary Theresa May ordered the review over fears Home Secretary Theresa May department was holding evidence of historic child abuse by influential people.
article_snippet.sent: In a heavily censored report, one document involved the paedophile ring led by Beck which preyed on vulnerable children at Leicestershire care homes.
article_snippet.sent: Allegations from XX that XX could have been involved in the child abuse along with convicted paedophile Frank Beck.
article_snippet.sent: The writer… also claimed that some police investigations had already taken place but there is no evidence that the Home Office passed the complete information to police.
article_snippet.sent: Soon after the publication of the Theresa May review, a second, more in-depth report homed in on allegations against Janner in August 2014.
article_snippet.sent: When a second, more in-depth report was published in November a second, more in-depth report revealed a file on Janner was among 114 dossiers on child sex abuse that went missing from the Home Office.
article_snippet.sent: Last night, the Home Office highlighted how both reviews did not directly accuse the Home Office of covering up information on child abuse.