The BBC has made a documentary about Tim Westwood abusing women during the period they employed him.
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10755003/DJ-Tim-Westwood-accused-sexual-misconduct-multiple-women.html
They are also making a drama about Jimmy Saville starring Steve Coogan, which will sell for millions around the world.
They own the majority of Savile archive footage and profit from this.
I complained about Tim Westwood's behaviour at a nightclub in 2002. He played the Nelly song "Hot in Here" and then invited 4 young women on to the stage. They were instructed to strip. 3 complied, 1 looked terrified and pulled at her skirt then mouthed "let me down' to a bouncer, who ignored her. TW jeered and shouted at the women until they stripped their tops off. Then then they were all given bottles of fizzy wine and allowed down. The anxious girl started crying and went to the toilets where she became very distressed. I went in the toilets and over heard her screaming and crying that she was 16 and when her dad found out he would 'batter her'.
The next day I wrote to the BBC and informed them. They did not reply. I called and was told I would not receive a response.
I know that I was not the only person to complain about this man's behaviour.
They chose to ignore it and now profit from it.
They profit from these men's careers and now they profit by packaging up their archive footage and reselling it, whilst retraumatising victims.
The BBC is a disgrace.