David Cameron confronted with list of alleged paedophiles during live broadcast of This Morning The Prime Minister has been confronted with a list of alleged paedophiles during a live broadcast of This Morning. During an interview with presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby, David Cameron was handed a piece of paper, said to contain a list of alleged paedophiles affiliated with the Conservative party. There were fears however, that as Schofield handed Cameron the list, comprised of names he had found during "about three minutes" trawling on the internet, he accidentally twisted the paper and exposed the names to the television audience. Cameron didn't look at the paper, instead urging anybody who has been abused to contact the police. The Guido Fawkes blog posted a message which said two of the names on the paper were distinctly clear to the television audience, adding an additional two or three names could also be made out. As he was handed the paper, Cameron cautioned against getting carried away in the rush to identify new abusers, adding that he was "worried" it could turn into a witch hunt against homosexual celebrities. Cameron said: "I've heard all sorts of names being banded around and what then tends to happen is, of course, everyone sits around and speculates about people. Some on whom are alive, some of whom are dead "I do think it's very important that anyone who's got any information about any paedophile no matter how high up in the country or whether they are alive or dead, go to the police," he added. There is a danger, if we're not careful, that this can turn into a sort of witch-hunt, particularly against people who are gay. Do you think Schofield took it too far? Or was he right in putting Cameron in the awkward position? Take part in our Independent Voices poll