A special telephone hotline set up in the UK, in the wake of child sex abuse allegations in football has received over 17 hundred calls.
The childrens' charity, the NSPCC says 75 per cent of those calls have resulted a referral to police or other agencies. From London, Catherine Drew reports.
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