By Chris Hastings PUBLISHED: 20:22 EST, 30 November 2013 | UPDATED: 20:22 EST, 30 November 2013 One of Britain’s top barristers will tomorrow demand the release of court papers from the trial of Stephen Ward, the high-society fixer at the centre of the Profumo sex scandal, claiming there has been a cover-up. Geoffrey Robertson QC will publicly criticise the National Archives for what he claims is its refusal to release the transcripts of the trial which took place 50 years ago. Such transcripts are routinely made available to the public and Mr Robertson last night said he was not aware of another case where relevant papers had not been disclosed.
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It is thought that 'covered-up' papers could clear Osteopath Stephen Ward
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The society fixer took a fatal overdose during his trial in 1963
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Geoffrey Robertson QC will publicly criticise the National Archive
Mr Robertson has carried out his own review of the @placeholder trial after a lifetime’s fascination with the case.