This came from the Huffington Post although I see it quotes The Sun

 

Three BBC staff tried to rape a TV extra as screen legend Leonard Rossiter performed a sex act nearby, it was claimed last night.

The late Rising Damp star has been drawn into the the Corporation's sex scandal amid claims he performed the act as the male 18-year-old extra was assaulted.

Rossiter, who died in 1984, was present for one of two sex attacks the then-teenager was subjected to,

Rossiter was performing in the BBC play The Year Of The Sex Olympics when the attacks are said to have occurred in a rehearsal room at the TV Centre in 1968.

The alleged victim told the newspaper of Rossiter: "He obviously found it all a big turn-on. He was watching with glee.

"The staff who attacked me were animals and thought they could get away with anything. It left me devastated and caused great stress. I get so angry just thinking about it."

Describing the BBC as a "cesspit of depravity" he added he had made a full statement to the police.

A BBC spokesman told The Sun: 'The BBC cannot comment on individual cases. It will help the police in any way it can in the course of any investigation.'

It is the latest sex scandal to befall the BBC since allegations about the behaviour of Jimmy Savile came to light.