it tackled paedophilia and the moral panic in parts of the british media following the murder of sarah payne, focusing on the name-and-shame campaign conducted by the "news of the world" in its wake. this included an incident in 2000 in which a paediatrician in newport had the word "paedo" daubed in yellow paint on her home. "news of the world"'s then editor rebekah brooks would years later discuss this campaign at the leveson inquiry.