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- Updated: December 3, 2016
Former England captain Alan Shearer has spoken of his shock and sadness at the revelations of historical child sex abuse in youth football and urged any victims to come forward and contact a dedicated NSPCC helpline.
The National Police Chiefs’ Council said around 350 people across the country had reported abuse allegations as investigations continue in forces across the country.
On Thursday, it was revealed that the NSPCC helpline for football received 860 calls in its first week.
Shearer, who is an NSPCC ambassador along with current England captain Wayne Rooney, …
