Jimmy Savile (in-universe)

Kitty told Ben Jackson that the First Doctor looked like "that disc jockey". (TV: The War Machines)

On 30 June 1975, Jason listened to Jimmy Savile on the radio. (PROSE: Cuckoo-Spit)

Behind the scenes
Jimmy Savile was a broadcaster employed by the BBC for decades. In A Fix with Sontarans, a Doctor Who crossover produced as part of a 1985 episode of his show Jim'll Fix It, Savile portrayed himself. His scene was cut in the re-edited 2022 video release because the real Savile's prolific sex crimes had since become public knowledge.

Information from invalid sources
After the Doctor defended the TARDIS from two Sontarans with the help of Tegan Jovanka and a young boy named Gareth Jenkins, the scanner displayed an image of Savile, which Tegan called "monstrous", and the Doctor said was "revolting". The TARDIS doors swung abruptly open and Savile entered. He shook the Doctor's hand, kissed Tegan's (at which the Doctor frowned), and greeted Gareth, recognising him as "a small clone-type Doctor". Savile asked the Doctor, "Did he pass the test?" and the Doctor replied, "With flying colours." Savile complimented Gareth's nan for her work on his outfit, then handed the Doctor a medal to give Gareth, asking if he could "place this over his bonce without disappearing his bonce with your amazing powers". The Doctor complied, then handed Savile the dead Sontarans' meson gun to give to Gareth, which Savile called "a nice gesture". (NOTVALID: A Fix with Sontarans)