Gary Glitter goes into hiding as police assess vigilante risk
                   
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Disgraced glam rocker will launch a legal fight not to be included on the sex offenders register indefinitely By Richard Osley and Photini Philippidou Police began a risk assessment yesterday after Gary Glitter claimed that he feared being attacked. Officers stressed yesterday that the former glam rocker and convicted paedophile, released last week after nearly three years in a Vietnamese jail for sexual assaults... [read full story]                    

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