![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/mps-are-threatening-to-name-bbc-star-accused-of-paying-teen-for-sexual-images/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_BBC-presenter-explicit-photos-allegations.jpg&description=A senior Tory said that it could happen at Business Questions on Thursday, when they are not restricted on the topics they want to raise as the star at the centre of the claims remains unnamed MPs are threatening to name the BBC star in the Commons, as parliamentary privilege means that they cannot be sued for defamation. A senior Tory said that it could happen at Business Questions on Thursday, when they are not restricted on the topics they want to raise. The unnamed presenter has been accused of paying more than £35,000 to a teenager - now 20 years old - in exchange for sexually explicit images, according to the young person's mother. The mother of the alleged recipient claims her child used the money to fund an addiction to crack cocaine and says she blames the presenter for "destroying her child's life". She also claims to have first contacted the BBC regarding the allegations on May 19. On Monday night, a lawyer said on behalf of the young person at the centre of the claims that the allegations are false, and nothing "inappropriate or unlawful" happened. In a letter to the BBC, the lawyer wrote: "For the avoidance of doubt, nothing inappropriate or unlawful has taken place between our client and the BBC personality and the allegations reported in the Sun newspaper are 'rubbish.'" Following the BBC News reporting the legal letter, the mother spoke out via The Sun and questioned how her child can afford to hire a lawyer. She stands by her original claims. The letter from the lawyer also said that the young person sent a denial to the newspaper on Friday evening via WhatsApp, in which they said the allegation was "totally wrong and there was no truth to it". A spokesperson for The Sun said: "We have reported a story about two very concerned parents who made a complaint to the BBC about the behaviour of a presenter and the welfare of their child. "Their complaint was not acted upon by the BBC. We have seen evidence that supports their concerns. It's now for the BB){kind=link}
A senior Tory said that it could happen at Business Questions on Thursday, when they are not restricted on the topics they want to raise as the star at the centre of the claims remains unnamed
MPs are threatening to name the BBC star in the Commons, as parliamentary privilege means that they cannot be sued for defamation.
A senior Tory said that it could happen at Business Questions on Thursday, when they are not restricted on the topics they want to raise.
The unnamed presenter has been accused of paying more than £35,000 to a teenager – now 20 years old – in exchange for sexually explicit images, according to the young person’s mother.
The mother of the alleged recipient claims her child used the money to fund an addiction to crack cocaine and says she blames the presenter for “destroying her child’s life”. She also claims to have first contacted the BBC regarding the allegations on May 19.