The BBC carries every story of Teacher Child Abuse on its news site - but rarely about Police who are accused of similar crimes.

You want proof ?

Go to the BBC site and search "Teacher Abuse" and "Police Abuse" - and the check the results. After ploughing through 18 pages of stories of teachers ( many escaping Jail because cases seem to be based on abuses of process ) being accused by the Police you then find you cant find a story about a Police person being held up by the BBC as doing abuse.

If you compare this to local paper reports you will find that the Police do get prosecuted for abuse and often they get allegations against them of abuse. But too often these are covered up - they never make the mainstream media and the BBC wages war against Teachers in its biased reporting against Teachers.

I would really like to see the TEACHER UNIONS start a big campaign for teachers to remain anonymous in all these cases. Once a teacher has been splashed all over the press and media how can they get on with their life - they dont have much money like Gary Glitter for instance. In most cases they never get charged and only in extreme cases is there a successful prosecution - usually when it involves boarding schools where the evidence is possible or when it is non historic and the teacher was caught red handed so to speak.

Our TEACHERS are leaving the profession at an alarming rate - and teaching is now a pariah career where only those who cant do anything else are heading. The collapse of discipline in society reflected by knife crime between teenagers reflects the lawlessness in the schools. Again this is covered up by the mainstream media.

The Police have been used for political purposes regarding child abuse. Terrorism likewise. Persecuting teachers - Islamics - Black people is now part of their brief - oh and not forgetting celebrities ( note this is happening in all countries in the g20 )

Abuse is totally wrong - but accusing innocent people of abuse and ruining their lives through trial by media is not only harming them it is essentially wrecking the education system in the UK.

The BBC should ask itself "is this a price worth paying" for salubrious headlines about sex. The BBC news is now the GUTTER NEWS in my opinion. Until they wipe out all but the most serious of these cases off the news ( Soham - Maddie ) Teachers and vicars personal problems are local news stories - NOT national news stories and like the Police Stories which are NOT covered these stories should be treated the same.

At last I have found a case which also proves the point.

news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hereford/worcs/7676997.stm

In the first hearing the judge ruled that the POLICEMAN could remain ANON !!!

In the last hearing the judge ruled he could not be tried on KIDNAP.

How taking a 13 year old off in his car ( when she was drunk ) could be anything other than kidnap is beyond me. Surely he should have phoned for Police back up rather than act on his own is such a delicate situation.

Shows how the legal system eventually protects "its own"