gun. The Army Board requested that Charles resign his commission, which he did. Whittock resigned from his lecturer's job at Pontypridd College and trademarked his name to prevent a company from naming a cough medicine after him. The trademark expired in 2013 and was declared "dead" in 2014 after not being renewed. ITV broadcast two documentaries about the case titled Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?: Major Fraud hosted by journalist Martin Bashir, and Who Wants to Steal a Million? The programmes were produced by James Goldston. Years after the court case, a number of journalists have cast doubt on the original verdict citing the inconsistency of the coughs and Tarrant's testimony that he had heard no coughing. In 2015 a book titled Bad Show: The Quiz, the Cough, the Millionaire Major was published claiming there was unseen evidence that proved that the three defendants were innocent. In 2017, a play titled Quiz was released about the case. A three-episode television series based on the play, also titled Quiz, was aired on ITV in 2020. See also 1950s quiz show scandals Martin Flood References I Deception Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 2003 in case law Fraud in England