Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson is facing calls to quit after he championed paedophile Carl Beech's lies about being abused by a murderous VIP sex abuse ring.
Beech - known as 'Nick' - made up preposterous tales and ruined the lives and reputations of some of Britain's most distinguished public servants. 
Daniel Janner QC branded Watson a 'paedo-finder general', slamming the 'moral panic' after it included Beech accusing his father, Lord Janner.  
Today Beech was found guilty of perverting the course of justice and fraud.

His lies were swallowed by bungling Scotland Yard detectives who launched a £2.5million taxpayer-funded 'witchhunt' that resulted in Thatcher's Home Secretary Lord Brittan dying under a cloud of suspicion and an ex- MP losing his job and home. 
Today former nurse turned NHS manager Beech is confirmed as one of Britain's most malicious and monstrous liars after a jury at Newcastle Crown Court took just a few hours to convict him of perverting the course of justice and fraud.

He now faces years in prison.
Fantasist: Carl Beech was today confirmed as one of Britain's most notorious liars as he was found guilty of completely making up claims about a VIP paedophile gang
Beech wiping a wear a tear as he tells police how he saw his friend 'Scott' run over and killed by the supposed paedophile ring.

Scott never existed  
Last year, Beech was convicted of child porn charges and was himself was branded a 'committed and manipulative' paedophile by a judge.
Watson faces calls to quit after he said that Beech's claims left 'no doubt in my mind that sexual abuse by powerful figures took place.'  
In October 2012, Watson claimed in Parliament that he had seen 'clear intelligence suggesting a powerful paedophile network linked to Parliament and No 10.'
Two years later he met with Beech, 51, who could therefore brag to police that Mr Watson was his confidante, protector and a key part of a 'little group supporting me' as he made baseless claims of sexual abuse and murder in Westminster.
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Describing his encounter with Beech months after they first met, Watson said: 'It was a very, very traumatic and difficult conversation, as you would imagine. He only told me about one murder. He spoke very slowly, very intermittently, and I didn't need to hear any more.' 
Today these claims were destroyed after Beech was convicted of 12 counts of perverting the course of justice and one of fraud.

At his trial, Beech described Watson as 'part of the little group supporting me and putting my information out there.'  
Huge questions remain over how the nation's biggest police force failed to test his paper-thin claims about some of the UK's most towering establishment figures and why they spent almost 18 months insisting his allegations of paedophilia, abuse and murder were 'credible and true'.
The police watchdog announced today it has cleared three detectives following an investigation into the granting of warrants used to raid the homes of Beech's innocent victims. 
Beech made claims that former PM Edward Heath (left), ex-home secretary Leon Brittan (right) and others including Proctor were part of a child abuse ring.

His claims were totally invented
Harvey Proctor, one of those falsely accused by Beech, branded the investigation a 'truly disgraceful chapter in the history of British policing', which was allowed to happen by 'internal failings at the highest level' of the Met Police.  
MailOnline can reveal today that three detectives being investigated over their handling of the case, dubbed 'Operation Midland', have been allowed to quietly retire with their pensions intact. 
Beech, 51, the son of a vicar, had lived a mundane suburban life in Gloucester where he had been a care manager in the NHS and a school governor.
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