A man has defended stripping on controversial TV show Naked Education - because "it's nothing worse than what they see online." The Channel 4 programme features a panel of adults naked or partially clothed in front of a roomful of teens in a bid to educate them on what real bodies look like.
The second episode - about male bodies and penis size - aired last night, and 920 people complained to Ofcom. Liam Halewood, 36, a singer from Blackpool is set to feature on a future episode about cosmetic surgery - but kept his undies on.
The Boy George tribute act defended the programme and those who stripped naked - clapping back at complainers. He said: "There's nothing perverse about the show, in my opinion.
