BBC The presenter, who allegedly paid a teenager thousands of pounds in exchange for sexual photographs, has been told she is under “huge pressure from her colleagues to name herself and step down”.
As per reports, there is a revolt among the people in the Beeb, who are asking the presenter to accept.
The stars are disappointed with their silence and they feel that the finger is being raised on any of them.
a star BBC The presenter has been taken off the air after being accused of paying a teenager for pictures.
The alleged victim’s mother revealed that the funds – totaling more than £35,000 – were used to feed a cocaine addiction, which has had an adverse effect on her child’s life.
Rylan Clark, A BBC Radio 2 The broadcaster hit back at the allegations on Twitter after hearing rumors linking its name to the case mirror informed of.
“Not sure why my name is floating around, but that story exists Sun – That’s not me babe. I am currently shooting for a show in Italy BBCSo get your name out of your mouth,” he warned.
Relatives informed about the incident BBC on 19 May, urgently requesting that the broadcaster intervene and freeze the presenter’s financial dealings.
According to SunBoth the accused man and the juvenile, who was reportedly 17 when the payments began, have not been named.
BBC acknowledged the seriousness of the allegations and reaffirmed its commitment to treat them with the utmost seriousness. As a result, the presenter has been suspended pending further investigation.
respond of the sun report a BBC The spokesman said: “We take any allegations very seriously and we have processes in place to actively deal with them.
“As part of that, if we receive information that requires further investigation or investigation we will take steps to do so, which includes actively trying to speak to those who may have had any knowledge of the situation.” Contacted us to get more details and understanding about.”
“If we don’t get a reply to our efforts or don’t get any further contact it may limit our ability to take things forward but it doesn’t mean our inquiries will stop.”
“If, at any point, new information emerges or is provided – including in newsletters – it will be dealt with appropriately in line with internal procedures.”
According to BBCThe presenter is going off air anytime soon, but the organization is investigating the allegations and has reaffirmed its commitment to taking them seriously.
a senior BBC News the reporter told mailonline: “We’re all really concerned about this mess. Obviously, everyone knows who the presenter is.”
The journalist said: “The presenter is very involved with management. We are all so sick and tired of these people protecting their friend at the cost of integrity.” BBC,
one more BBC The star spoke of how “rebellion” is being discussed between staff in front of and behind the camera.
An insider said: “The BBC say it can only come from him and he has been heavily pressured to speak. They have lawyers up to the maximum level.”
