article_snippet: More than 1,000 people have been questioned by police investigating claims of historic sex abuse, it was revealed yesterday.
article_snippet: The huge number, including suspects, victims and witnesses, lays bare the scale of the task facing detectives.
article_snippet: Scotland Yard boss Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe admitted the wave of allegations is consuming a huge amount of resources.
article_snippet: But Scotland Yard boss Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe pledged to get to the heart of the claims, no matter who was involved.
article_snippet: Speaking on LBC Radio, Sir Bernard said Sir Bernard staff were 'determinedly working his staff way through' all the evidence, adding: 'We've now interviewed at least 1,000 people.'
article_snippet: Asked whether the huge amount of resources required could be justified, Sir Bernard said victims deserve answers. '
article_snippet: Sir Bernard added that police 'have to prioritise' but nevertheless have 'put tens of officers into these inquiries'.
article_snippet: But We will get to the bottom of it, I am sure We will, so far as it is possible.'