Paul Gambaccini did not have to live in Britain, he chose to, arriving here at the age of twenty-one from his home in the United States. He won a scholarship to Oxford, and wanted to escape the administration of Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew.Imagine his disappointment when his chosen country betrayed, psychologically tortured and abandoned him. Love, Paul Gambaccini is his day-by-day account of how he was forced to face the full weight of the state, with its unlimited financial resources, for twelve months. He was forced awake in the middle of the night and had many of his personal possessions confiscated for over a year.Arrested on risible accusations of historic child sex abuse, he was disgraced in the press and made unemployable, having to pay tens of thousands of pounds in legal fees during a year in which he had no income. Finally, inevitably, he became the latest celebrity to be completely exonerated, the allegations completely thrown out.Love, Paul Gambaccini is a first person account of the witch hunt Gambaccini endured at the hands of the Metropolitan Police and Crown Prosecution Service.