Yvette Fielding reveals being assaulted by Rolf Harris and left alone with Jimmy Savile on Blue Peter

Yvette Fielding, who started working on a BBC show when she was 18 years old, shared with a newspaper how a man who was later found to be a serious criminal touched her inappropriately when they were alone in a TV studio. She also mentioned feeling uncomfortable around another man named Jimmy Savile, who was later revealed to have committed many crimes. Yvette wonders if the BBC knew about these men's behavior and did nothing to stop it. She started working on a show called Blue Peter in 1987 when she was very young and left after five years. After that, she hosted other BBC shows like The Heaven And Earth Show, The General, and City Hospital. Yvette remembered an incident with Rolf Harris, who was known as a family-friendly entertainer for many years before being found guilty of serious crimes in 2014. She said it was confusing and shocking when he touched her inappropriately in the studio. Yvette thinks other people in the TV industry might have known about his behavior but didn't protect her. She was around 18 or 19 years old at the time. Yvette also mentioned an uncomfortable experience with Jimmy Savile, who was later revealed to have committed many crimes. He passed away in 2011, and a documentary after his death exposed his crimes. Yvette Fielding has raised concerns about the BBC's actions after revealing that Rolf Harris behaved inappropriately towards her while she was working on Blue Peter. She was the youngest host on the show when she started in 1987 and left after five years. Yvette shared that she was left alone with Harris in a TV studio, where he touched her inappropriately. Harris, who was a popular entertainer, was later convicted of serious crimes. Yvette also mentioned feeling uncomfortable around Jimmy Savile, who was later revealed to have committed many crimes. She questioned why the BBC allowed these men to behave that way for so long.