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Again, you are caught up in. clearly, that is the issue about not naming, yes, it may be protecting the person involved, but clearly it means there is a wider net where people start speculating on social media about who the male presenter might be, which has led people like you, quite rightly, to suggest you will take legal action. lots of male presenter is coming out saying, it isn't me, jeremy vine, rylan clark—neal gary lineker over the weekend and thenjon kay. it is unusualfor a presenter weekend and thenjon kay. it is unusual for a presenter to say, weekend and thenjon kay. it is unusua...

A bbc presenter, your reaction. we must all proceed with great care. you know that there is a risk of defamation, legal consequences. i don't need to tell you that. let's speak to katie rasul, bbc media editor. and investigations editor at deadline has been a media journalist for many years. stewart purvis will be here, former chief executive of itn, 0fcom partnerfor be here, former chief executive of itn, 0fcom partner for content be here, former chief executive of itn, 0fcom partnerfor content and standards. katie, what is the latest? i standards. katie, what is the latest? ., , ., standards...

Long—running pay dispute. today. it is the latest move in the l0ng—running pay dispute. sue today. it is the latest move in the long—running pay dispute. sue gray, the former senior civil servant who investigated lockdown parties in downing street broke the civil service code due to undeclared contact with the labour party before she left her role according to a cabinet office investigation into her newjob. last week she was cleared to start work as chief of staff for labour leader sir keir starmer. 0fcom has launched an investigation into a recent episode of jacob investigation into a r...

Building collapse as "very likely and critical." a marking and assessment boycott by staff at queen's university belfast, which is part of uk—wide industrial action, has ended after several months. an agreement to end the dispute follows talks between queen's and the university and college union. 0fcom has launched an investigation into telecomms company bt, following a major disruption to 999 call services on sunday. emergency services across the country reported emergency calls were failing to connect, because of a technical fault. bt, which manages the 999 phone system, has apologised for...

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