He could hand over the cheque to the guy who got wrongly accused, live on air.
Then this story goes full circle. 
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"I have this piece of paper with some numbers on it, notice the many 0's at the end"
Hahahaha! 
The best comment I read (on another forum) about the whole mess was WTTE:
"I wonder if Philip Schofield has spent a few minutes finding out what's being said about him online?"
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
The best comment I read (on another forum) about the whole mess was WTTE:
"I wonder if Philip Schofield has spent a few minutes finding out what's being said about him online?"
He probably doesn't want to know right now.
Originally Posted by Videostar:
Originally Posted by Eugene's Lair:
The best comment I read (on another forum) about the whole mess was WTTE:
"I wonder if Philip Schofield has spent a few minutes finding out what's being said about him online?"
He probably doesn't want to know right now.
Oh, I'm sure - as Private Eye said in their latest issue - that it's all untrue, but that's rather the point: if he'd read the lies being repeated about himself online, he might have been less inclined to demand that action be taken based purely on what's being posted about others...
Didn't Philip Schofield do exactly the same as people across forums seem to be doing .. googling and posting links to any articles they can find naming names, whether they have any truth in them or not? I didn't see him demand action just ask if the PM knew of the names he had found on just an evenings googling and if they were being looked into for any truth in the articles.. 