- News Home
- UK
- World
- Society
- Politics
- Business & Money
- Science & Technology
- Sport
- Arts & Entertainment
- Weather
Glitter fails in attempt to avoid signing the sex offenders' register
Glitter fails in attempt to avoid signing the sex offenders' register
Last Modified: 22 Aug 2008
By:
Keme Nzerem
Gary Glitter's lawyer claimed his conviction was a "travesty of justice".
The former glam rocker has arrived arrived back in Britain, having spent a farcical few days in Asian airports following his release from a Vietnamese jail.
Three years ago he was convicted of molesting two girls aged 10 and 11.
Travelling under his real name Paul Gadd, he was met by police as he touched down at Heathrow this morning.
A judge then ordered him to sign the Sex Offenders Register within three days.
This video contains flash photography
Share this article
-
Watch again »
There's now an easier way to watch Channel 4 News when you want to.
-
Most watched »
Find out what's getting people clicking online this week.
-
All aTwitter? »
Start following Channel 4 News on Twitter today.
-
It's all gold »
Watch the best coverage from Nicholas Glass and the team with our arts player. Click to play.
-
Sign up to Snowmail »
The day's news from Jon Snow and the team direct to your inbox.
-
Fan of Channel 4 News? »
Join us on Facebook here.
-
World of Hack »
Topical animated cartoons from artist in residence, Hack.
-
Beau Bo D'Or »
Political commentary from our blog artist Beau Bo D'Or.
