'The BBC has passed the buck' Former News of the World deputy editor Neil Wallis says the BBC should continue to look into the allegation made against a male presenter as the police investigation could take months. 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube
According to The Sun, which broke the story last week, the presenter first requested images in 2020 when the youth was 17 and made a series of payments over the years.They reportedly used the money to fund an addiction to crack cocaine that"destroyed" their life.However, on Monday,
This is confirmed by the BBC's own timeline, which says"On 18 May, the complainant attended a BBC building, where they sought to make a complaint about the behaviour of a BBC presenter". "On 19 May, checks were also made to verify the identity of the complainant. This is a standard procedure to confirm that the complainant is the person they say they are.
It has led to many well-known BBC presenters - including Rylan Clark, Jeremy Vine and Nicky Campbell - all making clear on social media they have nothing to do with the case.
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