If their research materials were freely subject to subpoena, their sources likely would refuse to confide in them.

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She added that many children did not want to confide in their parents because they felt they had enough to worry about.

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Children should be encouraged to confide in their parents, to tell us their secrets, to turn to us for help, in complete confidentiality.

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If suspects know that lawyers may desert them, they will not be able to confide in them and so prepare a good defence.

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Another study conducted at the VA hospital in South Carolina found that patients are more willing to confide in doctors who dress professionally.

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We need them to come forward, confide in us and we will do everything possible to ensure offenders are prosecuted so they won't be targeted again.

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Only by giving children the confidence to feel they can confide in someone confidentially and by educating people about why young people run away, can the problem begin to be tackled, she said.

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In this atmosphere of healthy mutual respect, Mr Kryuchkov felt emboldened to confide to Nixon that his relations with President Gorbachev were deteriorating.

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