at 10pm, clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the day s news. first now on bbc news, a special edition of inside out investigates how the abuse of hundreds of young men was kept out of the public eye. chris jackson s report contains you may find upsetting. this week saw the end of the biggest historic abuse enquiry in english legal history. inside out has had exclusive access to the police investigation, which uncovered a regime of terror at a detention centre in county durham. tonight, we ask how decades of sexual and physical abuse could go unchecked for so long. he shoved me against the wall, put his hand around my throat, squeezing and squeezing tighter and tighter. and all the time, telling me, you know, you will do what you re told to do. it was put away for a long time, but it s not a memory that fades, it s not a memory that gets easier. i want to say things, i want to tell you things that, you know, some of the feelings, physical and emotional that happ
he shoved me against the wall, put his hand around my throat, squeezing and squeezing tighter and tighter. and all the time, telling me, you know, you will do what you re told to do. it was put away for a long time, but it s not a memory that fades, it s not a memory that gets easier. i want to say things, i want to tell you things that, you know, some of the things, physical and emotional that happened. well. come along. keep going! let s smile, look as though you re enjoying it. medomsley, near consett, a place where unspeakable acts of violence were carried out across three decades. this site is the sole reminder of a regime where state employees beat and abused vunerable young men they were paid to look after. the remote location kept this atrocious secret hidden for years. a new youth jail was built here in the 90s. the old detention centre, which rarely housed more than 100 inmates, closed in 1986 and became derelict, but memories of the brutal regime lived on though
so we re taking it very seriously. reporter: the fwhoush got sick 30, including some members of the men s basketball team. and yet, one b.c. student tells fox 25 the restaurant is hugely popular on campus. almost every night around 6:00 there s a line out the door. with mostly b.c. students. reporter: tonight no line chipotle is closed but lots of cleaning activity inside. a g.i. doctor at mass general hospital suggests this is a tough problem for restaurants and customers alike. what makes e. coli difficult is it only takes a small amount of bacteria to infect a person. late word from boston college is that all of those 30 students who the got sick actually ate at chipotle over the weekend. this past weekend mayor walsh, by the way, says as for the closure of the restaurant this is going to be a day to day situation. live in cleveland circle, more details now nine states are affected by the e. coli issues plaguing chipotle. there are believed to be 52 cases of pe
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