Shamed rock star deported
Aug 19 - After serving almost three years in a Vietnamese prison for sexually abusing two underage girls Gary Glitter has been deported.
The disgraced rock star Gary Glitter, whose real name is Paul Gadd, has been released from prison in Vietnam after serving a three year sentence for molesting two underage girls. The singer was arrested in November 2005 as he tried to flee the country.
Liz Kennedy reports.
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