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It appears not! The Sun is likely to be in BIG trouble! Hopefully it will go the same way as the News of the World.????

https://www.politicalite.com/the-bbc-sex-scandal/exclusive-bbc-news-star-huw-edwards-is-the-bbc-presenter-at-centre-of-35k-sex-pic-allegations/ Please delete if inappropriate, but it was surely inevitable.

Yes, can't see anything for the police (unless they want to pursue the lockdown infringement), but "The Presenter's" career is finished.

What criminal offence has been alleged? Just breaking the lockdown rules in force at the time?

His political opinions are irrelevant to the job he does and rightly so, as was proved when some on the far right got upset when he criticised the government's cruel asylum policies. He still does the same job, thankfully.

The world is changing - you need to move with the times! 100 years ago people thought homosexuality, mixed-race marriage and divorce was wrong. It's called 'progress'. ????

I asked this a few posts ago. I don't think it has.

12 long years of Tory misrule... Who else to blame?

See @Mr Meeseeks's post above. I'm not even sure that 'corporate manslaughter' exists in Thai law. Even if someone gets blamed it will be low level engineer and not the company bosses/directors.

Has it been confirmed that the 'victim' is a boy?

Good grief! I assume you don't watch it then, if you think any of that is true. Gary Lineker presents football programmes, so why is his politics relevant?

The BBC left-wing? Come on now, that's patently ridiculous! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Davie

I agree about Savile. Mind you, the scandal could have (should have) brought down the monarchy, the Tory party and the NHS as well!

The BBC is a national treasure. Or 'was' before it got taken over by Cameron's Tory cronies!

An interesting development. I'd love to see The Sun damaged beyond repair and follow the NOTW into the media trashbin, which could happen if they've got this story wrong!

No it isn't. You should read the entire thread before posting... On 7/9/2023 at 10:11 AM, BritManToo said: Isn't 17 legal in the UK? No! Under the Protection of Children Act 1978, it is an offence to 'make, distribute, possess or show any indecent images of anyone aged under 18' - even if it was created with the young person's consent. It is also a criminal offence to ask a child under 18 to send a sexual image of themselves - and causing or inciting sexual exploitation of a child carries a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison. Making or possessing indecent images carries a maximum sentence of 10 years.

Once (if...) Pita becomes PM and MF the government, then it might be on the agenda.

It's all over Twitter. They'll have to confirm it soon.

No!

I would just wait. It's in the system and will either be approved or rejected. I didn't get my approval until around 10 days after it had been received back in May.

The forum is all about opinions. You're welcome to think that my opinion that 'giving the family baseball bats makes no sense' is ridiculous. I have little time for such over-the-top responses to tragic crimes, but appreciate that some still hanker after a medieval system of justice!

Assuming it's "pending", you can expect to wait for up to 10 days.

Because it's a ridiculous comment (in my opinion).

Online or by mail?

No and not really relevant to this case. In some cases, under-18 nudity in movies may be permitted under certain circumstances, such as when it is deemed necessary for the artistic or educational value of the film, and appropriate measures are taken to protect the child's welfare and ensure their informed consent. These measures typically involve the presence of a guardian or parent on set, strict supervision, and adherence to specific protocols.