Sentence examples for dossier naming from inspiring English sources

Mann handed detectives a dossier naming 22 politicians – including six serving MPs and members of the House of Lords – suspected of involvement in a Westminster paedophile ring.

He compiled a dossier, naming MPs and police officers he suspected of child abuse.

The late Conservative MP Geoffrey Dickens also appears to have realised that something was badly wrong, and by 1984 had compiled a 40-page dossier naming eight well-known figures.

Sometime in the early 1980s, Barbara Castle, a former Labor cabinet minister and then a member of the European Parliament, passed a dossier naming 16 politicians who were allegedly supporters of the Pedophile Information Exchange to Don Hale, at the time editor of the Bury Messenger local newspaper.

Hunt's remarks to the annual conference of the NASUWT teaching union in Birmingham follow the uncovering of a dossier named Operation Trojan Horse, claiming to reveal a plot to overthrow teachers and governors insecular state schools in the city and run them on strict Islamic principles.

Trump and his supporters quickly tried to use that revelation to shield the president from the explosive contents of the now-famous Steele dossier, named after Christopher Steele, the former British intelligence agent who compiled the research on Trump's alleged connections to the Russian government.

The dossier names Igor Diveikin, a senior official in the political department of Putin's office, as tasked to deal with the US election.

Mr Mann told the newspaper the dossier names 12 former ministers, several of whom he believes were "definitely child abusers" and at least two of which are alleged to have assaulted boys at the Dolphin Square "abuse parties".

It comes amid a separate Home Office review ordered by Prime Minister David Cameron into what happened to a "dossier" allegedly naming high-profile child abusers handed to then Home Secretary Leon Brittan in 1983.

But when he started to talk about having assembled a dossier that named names and told a story of paedophile networks in high places, was it not surprising that everyone had a tremor of doubt?

In December, Labor MP John Mann handed a dossier to police naming 22 politicians alleged to have been involved in the Westminster pedophile ring, of whom 14 were Conservative.