Harvey Proctor

Proctor has asked the broadcaster to ‘be upfront’ with its apology.
He brought an interview on BBC Breakfast to an abrupt halt, suggesting he wasn't being given his "right to reply".
He could be heard saying 'I am not having this' as he left the set.
The former charity worker who lied about being abused by a murderous VIP Westminster paedophile ring was found guilty on Monday.
He named former prime minister Sir Edward Heath and Jimmy Savile in his claims.
In a separate trial he pleaded guilty to possessing indecent images of children and of voyeurism.