A victim of Alex Belfield, described as the "Jimmy Savile of trolling", has recounted the devastating impact of Belfield's campaign of stalking.
Former BBC local radio DJ Belfield was handed more than five years in prison after he was found guilty of stalking TV presenter Jeremy Vine and others, including videographer Ben Hewis.
Ben described in his victim statement how he was left living in fear by Belfield, 42, who used his son's picture on his YouTube account and contacted his pregnant wife.
