By Sam Greenhill PUBLISHED: 05:32 EST, 20 January 2013 | UPDATED: 06:54 EST, 21 January 2013 The BBC was forced into another apology over Jimmy Savile yesterday after an impersonation of  the disgraced star appeared on  children’s TV. As parents enjoyed a Sunday lie-in, children watching the CBeebies channel saw a character called Max presenting a Top Of The Pops-style programme. He wore a blond wig and gold neck-lace, and did a good impression of Savile’s Yorkshire accent and distinctive speaking style. SCROLL DOWN FOR VIDEO The BBC has apologised after a costume version of Jimmy Savile appeared on the Cbeebies show Tweenies
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Tweenies character appears on show dressed as Jimmy Savile
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Hundreds took to social networking sites to point out the impersonation
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'It's a total disgrace' says one parent who saw programme this morning
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BBC has apologised for airing the programme which was made in 2001
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