Ken Clarke ‘groping’ accuser found not guilty of making a false claim
‘An actor has been cleared of perverting the course of justice after being accused of making up a story that he was molested by former chancellor Kenneth Clarke during a cash-for-questions TV sting 20 years ago.
Ben Fellows, 40, from Birmingham, alleged that the leading politician had plied him with alcohol and carried out the sexual assault in the office of a lobbyist while he was working undercover for ITV’s Cook Report in 1994.
Mr Clarke insisted he had never in his life “had the compulsion” to grope another man as he dismissed the claim as “preposterous”, “off the Richter scale” and “like Martians landing”.
After eight hours of deliberations the jury at the Old Bailey found Fellows, of Olton, Solihull, not guilty of perverting the course of justice between November 14 2012 and December 1 2012.’
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