The detective who built the case against Stephen Lawrence's killers has told Newsnight that inside the Met some people never wanted a successful prosecution. Speaking exclusively to Newsnight, for the first time since he retired, Clive Driscoll says he believes there were 'disruption tactics' during his inquiry. And he also claims that when he was investigating child abuse that took place in the 1980s, he was moved from his post when he revealed suspects he wanted to investigate included politicians.
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