From The Guardian:

BBC Trust rejects full-frontal male nudity complaint

The BBC Trust has rejected a complaint that the BBC should not
have screened full-frontal male genitalia in a programme called
My Penis and Everyone Else's.

The BBC's regulatory body said today that the show, which
was originally broadcast on BBC3 at 9pm in September 2007,
had not breached corporation guidelines on harm and offence.

The complainant claimed that the broadcast of male genitalia
was "inappropriate" as it could have been seen by children and
that a display of penises and the time spent showing them was
"gratuitous" and "excessive".

But the trust said that while the programme had contained "what some of the audience would have considered challenging material, there was a clear editorial purpose for it" and that "adequate" steps had been taken to flag the content beforehand.

Elements of the complaint was originally looked at and rejected by the editorial standards committee last year, although it was considered on appeal by the trust.

Meanwhile, the trust upheld a complaint about accuracy in Panorama's Comeback Coal programme, which aired in December last year, after it used pictures of cooling towers, which emit water vapour, alongside a commentary about the rise of carbon dioxide emissions.