The late Jimmy Savile is not the only U.K. TV personality whose name has emerged in a sexual abuse investigation. A wide-ranging British inquiry has revealed many other household names who are suspected of committing sexual offenses decades ago.
The latest name: BBC broadcaster Stuart Hall, who on Thursday admitted to 14 charges of indecently assaulting girls.
The BBC reports:
"The 83-year-old of Wilmslow, Cheshire, pleaded guilty at Preston Crown Court to the offences, involving 13 victims, which occurred between 1967 and 1985.
"The ex-host of the BBC game show It's a Knockout ... was bailed and is due to be sentenced on 17 June.
"His lawyer said he apologised to his victims and was 'all too aware that his disgrace is complete.'
"Three charges of indecent assault and one of rape will lie on the court file.
"Hall was working as a football reporter on BBC Radio 5 Live and wrote a weekly sport column for the Radio Times magazine until his arrest."