How did Jimmy Savile die, when was his offending found out and how many victims were there

Over the last month and a bit, Courtney Lawes has been representing England in the Rugby World Cup.The 34 year old - who when not playing for England is part of the Northampton Saints - has had quite the career in the sport. From his humble beginnings at the club way back in 2007 to his eventual stratospheric rise to the top, it's no surprise that Courtney - who recently met Kate Middleton while in the midst of the World Cup - has found himself in the public eye.Thanks to social media, where he currently boasts 154K Instagram followers, it's meant that fans have also been able to get a glimpse into Courtney's life away from his career, too. Many fans of the star are particularly interested in his tattoo collection, which Courtney has been adding to for years.

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Disgraced paedophile Jimmy Savile abused his position of power decades before his TV career, targeting young girls and boys at DJ nights held at clubs in the north of England.

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Steve Coogan meeting Jimmy Savile for the first time – check it out below.Coogan plays the disgraced presenter in BBC series The Reckoning, which follows Savile’s upbringing, career and history of sexual abuse over decades.Following the show’s release last week, footage of Coogan meeting Savile from 1988 on The James Whale Radio Show was unearthed from the archives on Talk TV.In the clip, Coogan does an impression of Savile opposite him. “That was turning the clock back to when I was first on the radio, my first week in showbiz with a very young Cliff Richard,” Savile replies.

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BBC viewers say they have been left 'feeling sick' after watching Steve Coogan's transformation into Jimmy Savile on The Reckoning. Last night, (October 9) the BBC One drama aired its first episode, with the Alan Partridge star telling the story of how the radio and TV show host covered up horrific crimes. Children's presenter Jimmy was exposed as a paedophile in the years after his death, with The Reckoning telling the stories of his real-life victims.

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A new BBC mini-series will tell the horrific story of sexual predator Jimmy Savile and his victims. The Reckoning, which will air on BBC1, stars Steve Coogan as disgraced DJ and entertainer Savile.

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A notorious paedophile and former BBC Radio 1 DJ once described by a judge as 'depraved' has died behind bars, it emerged today.

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