The BBC is coming under growing pressure after one of its top presenters was accused of paying a teenager for sexually explicit photographs, beginning when they were 17.
The allegations, first reported by the Sun, are that the unnamed star paid tens of thousands of pounds to the young person over three years.
As the star faces serious questions about their conduct, so does the organisation itself.
This is a very clear crisis for the BBC. There are already accusations that since May, when it’s claimed the family first complained, it hadn’t handled the investigation into the unnamed presenter properly.
Who carried it out? How did they try and contact the family who complained?