3rd chairperson quits UK child abuse investigation
Mohamed Walji
Press TV, London
An inquiry into child sex abuse in the UK has hit another snag after its most recent chair resigned. Justice Goddard says she found the role a struggle and that the job caused her to miss her beloved family in New Zealand. Our correspondent Mohamed Walji, looks at what impact her resignation will have on the inquiry.
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