Liverpool school abuse: 'We are the forgotten boys that are not heard'
A man who was abused at a council-run school has said police let him and other boys down by missing a crucial chance to stop it.
Jack Barnes, who waived his right to anonymity, told the BBC he felt he was failed by Liverpool City Council, which ran the now-closed Lower Lee residential school in Woolton.
He and other survivors have demanded a public inquiry to examine how the sexual and physical abuse was able to go unchecked for nearly two decades.
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