And still nothing from the BBC, Telegraph or Guardian on this.
Apparently for the BBC it's not newsworthy. Yet they carried a piece in the Midland section of the website on the same day about a paramedic committing sexual assaults. So some sexual assaults are newsworthy, but not the ones of 10 year old children sufficiently grave to get an unprecedentedly long prison sentence (22 years, with no automatic parole), involving the election agent of a person standing for deputy leader of a national political party. Furthermore, the person running for deputy leader was living under the same roof as the rapist election agent at the time of the police investigation and during the trial, and even gave evidence for the defence during the trial. Oh, and the rapist continued to work as a volunteer for both the scouts and a local gymnastics club all the way through the investigation and trial (presumably without disclosing this to either). And the would-be politician is heavily involved in campaigning which would rip the heart out of child protection legislation in this country. No, not news worth at all.