When news of this story broke, I clearly wrongly assumed it would be a bbc household name, someone portraying themselves as a stalwart of scrutiny, above suspicion, a paragon of values, a family man, a christian church goer, someone paid by the public, someone who'd in effect then paid for illicit photographs of a person over forty years younger (presumably with that salary) for £35K , someone the bbc had trusted and promoted, someone who should have known better given the scandals they themselves had reported upon, someone entrusted with the most important and solemn occasions in the country's history.
Turns out I appear to have been wrong. It was Rod Liddle.