David Hamilton Criticises BBC Culture Over Jimmy Savile's Misconduct
# Jimmy Savile Revealed His True Nature – I Would Have Been Sacked by BBC
David Hamilton, a veteran broadcaster, expressed his disdain for the conduct of Jimmy Savile during his time on *Top of the Pops*. Speaking candidly, Hamilton reflected on his experiences and emphasized the shocking revelations that have emerged about Savile since his passing. He articulated that if he had approached the BBC to voice concerns regarding Savile's behavior, he would likely have faced dismissal instead.
Hamilton recounted instances of Savile's troubling actions, indicating that many were aware of his inappropriate conduct yet chose to overlook it. He underscored the broader implications of Savile’s actions on the reputation of those in broadcasting, asserting that the scandal remains a significant stain on the industry.
In an unequivocal statement, Hamilton remarked, "If I’d gone to the BBC about Jimmy Savile, I would have been sacked." His comments underline the ongoing scrutiny of the BBC's culture and the failures that allowed Savile to operate unchecked for years. Hamilton’s reflections highlight not only the personal impact of Savile’s actions but also the systemic issues that enabled such misconduct within the broadcasting community.