News Desks Drop The Balls After Mosley Ruling

The Max Mosley ruling against the News of the Screws has everyone running for cover. And there is only lucky Edinburgh GP who should be thanking his lucky stars and sending Mr Mosley a bigger cheque than the £60k he is about to receive from the Screws.
In recent weeks I've tried to punt a story about the Dirty Doc to three national newspapers and no one has the bottle to go with it, citing worries over the Mosley ruling and privacy laws.
The story is simple. The Dirty Doc is advertising himself on a sex swingers website, looking for like minded partners. So what, nothing illegal there, whatever floats your boat etc. Except the two photographs the GP has posted were clearly taken in his Edinburgh NHS surgery. One has him fuly clothed posing on a surgery balcony. The other is more, shall we say interesting, in that while the doctor is not properly identified it is a fine upstanding picture which leaves nothing to the imagination.
I'm no lawyer but if it's not in the public interest to expose (ahem) a doctor who takes improper photographs of himself on NHS property, then I think I will stick to PR.
If any newsdesk out there has the balls to go with this, give me a shout and we can dicuss a knock down rate.