The BBC have form for covering up anything to do with paedophilia, from Savile, to talking about the Epstein scandal as if it's a fun and interesting political scandal without recognising there is child abuse and child victims at the centre of it, to calling abused children 'sex workers'. Take your pick.
The point is I shouldn't be surprised when they're discussing the abuse of children as if it's juicy gossip.
And not talking at all about the rape gang inquiry currently going on revealing the horrendous widespread abuse and torture of children in the UK, enabled by institutions like the police.
The point was that they were talking about the Epstein scandal without once mentioning the victims. It was all rather jolly.
Marina Hyde's article actually covers the same theme: "I’m sorry, but this is not just a political scandal. Time to refocus on the horrific mistreatment of women and girls, and the role of these ghouls"