Watched it last night. Interesting, and I felt quite differently for each of the men featured:
I totally got Paul Gambaccini's frustration and anger given he was left hanging for a year, the accuser was known to have issues and previous form for spurious claims and that despite his name being all over the press he is legally forbidden to utter his accusers name.
Neil Fox was very clearly a bit too close up and personal at work and he knew it. So his real crime was being crap at reading people and not getting why not everyone wants Mr Fun in their personal space. Not impressed when he said it wasn't a 'crime' though, like that makes being too touchy feely okay then.
I was never much taken with Cliff, smug and self important, though I almost felt sorry for him until he declared he'd spent £5 million defending himself and only got £2.6 million in damages. Given where he was in his life and career he could have just expressed his outrage and left it there. But no his ego got the better of him. His fan base didn't suffer as they are fanatics who won't hear a word said against him and for the rest of us he's pretty much irrelevant. I do think both the cops and the BBC screwed up big time though and I hope people got disciplined for that aspect of the case..