Jimmy Savile

Sir Jimmy Savile (500 BC - 2011) was much-loved figure in the entertainment industry and elizabethan ergonomics and one-time ruler of Molestia. A tireless charity campaigner, good friend of Margaret Thatcher's with a beautiful complexion and child-like charm, Savile won the hearts of the nation for over 50 years. He presented the classic BBC shows Top of the Pops and Jim'll Fix It. Sadly, it emerged after Savile's death that his life has been very troubled. In 2012, a year after Savile's death, there was a huge public scandal when many women claimed that, in the 70's, they had touched and physically abused a young, helpless Savile. Savile became a massive, posthumous figure of sympathy and a BBC sex scandal ensued, with more much-loved celebrities such as Rolf "Two Little Boys" Harris claiming they had been abused too. This led to a public apology by Boris Johnson. Philip Schofield later made a list of other celebrity paedophiles he found on the internet, dubbed "Schofield's List", and showed it to David Cameron live on air in 2012, in the lead up to Schofield's own death.