LONDON - Allegations that an unnamed BBC presenter paid a young person to pose for explicit photos are “rubbish”, a lawyer acting for...
are “rubbish”, a lawyer acting for the young person has told the broadcaster in a letter.
The presenter, who has not been named by the BBC or the Sun newspaper, was suspended on Sunday following the claims.
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