The fraudster stole a total of £181,958.95 over the course of 139 separate transactions dating as far back as January 2017.
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The Guardian – Young person at centre of BBC scandal says claims are ‘rubbish’ Summary of the front page The Guardian leads with comments from the “young person” in the BBC/Sun row, where they rebuff the claims made by their parents about alleged payments made by a presenter in exchange for explicit pictures. The front page features a picture of President Biden and King Charles as the US president visits the UK. Today’s top stories…
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Metro – It’s okay mum and dad … we’re safe Summary of the front page The Metro leads on today’s teacher stabbing in Gloucestershire, saying students were texting their parents from the classroom during the ordeal. On Monday, a teacher at the Tewkesbury school was stabbed. A boy was arrested as part of an attempted murder inquiry. The front page reports that school pupils were allowed to text their parents that they were safe as…
The Sun – Dad: BBC are liars Summary of the front page The Sun carries comments from the parents of the young person involved in its BBC story, which call bosses at the broadcaster “liars”, insisting they spoke to the Beeb about their concerns in May. The paper, which broke the story, leads on its response to the teenager’s lawyer telling the BBC that the claims made by their mother are “rubbish”. The front page…
Daily Mirror – BBC star did nothing wrong Summary of the front page The Daily Mirror’s front page leads on the BBC scandal. The young person’s lawyer has asserted that the Sun newspapers account is not right, and the BBC star in question “did nothing wrong.” The front page notes that the mother stands by the claims she made. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave a comment UK National newspapers
Closing the vital Lachin corridor, Armenia’s main route into the disputed region, could pose a serious risk to a fragile truce.
Daily Express – Teen at heart of BBC scandal says claims are rubbish Summary of the front page The Daily Express features claims from the young person who is embroiled in a row between The Sun and the BBC, who said the claims made about him and a presenter are “rubbish”. The front page reports on the school teacher stabbing, and summer holiday misery as EasyJet cancel flights. Today’s top stories Like this article? Leave…
‘Trial by Twitter’ for those named in the BBC scandal is desperately unfair – and dangerous The Independent says It doesn’t take very long to browse social media and find out who the BBC “presenter” in the news is not. It’s not Gary Lineker, it’s not Rylan Clark, it’s not Jeremy Vine, it’s not Nicky Campbell and it’s not any of the other people who’ve felt it necessary to make a denial. All have been…