angus crawford, bbc news.ngland and wales has found racism, sexism, classism and elitism are widespread in the sport. england cricket captain ben stokes says he is "deeply sorry" to hear of the experiences of people who have been made to feel unwelcome. the sport's governing body says they would "use this moment to reset cricket". 0ur sports editor dan roan reports. from perceptions of exclusion and troubling stories of sexism and racism, to fears of an elitist culture. just some of the testimony revealed in a damning report into discrimination in cricket. our findings are unequivocal — racism, sexism, class—based discrimination and elitism are widespread and deep—rooted throughout the game. the stories were absolutely horrific, and it goes to show that the culture in cricket is rotten. the report, called holding up a mirror to cricket, heard from more than 4,000 people, with 50% saying they'd experienced discrimination in the game. 75% of those who suffered it did not report it to the authorities. the ecb has

angus crawford's report contains some disturbing details.alist who spent months researching this world where paedophiles use al to create and share images of child abuse. the volume is just huge, so people will say, "oh, we will aim to do at least 1000 images a month." they've got thousands of followers, some of these people. but then it does get... we didn't pay to subscribe, and we didn't view any illegal material, but we could see the comments and hashtags. it's notjust very young girls. it's often, yeah, talking about toddlers and just the most awful stuff. you know, this one we obviously couldn't read out. but, you know, ijust didn't even know words like that existed. it's really shocking. yeah. and often using the word "rape". the images are created using stable diffusion, and they're so lifelike police now fear they won't be able to tell the difference between these and real ones. to identify where it is, where a actual child, wherever it is in the world, is being abused, as opposed to an artificial or synthetic child. extra demand, t

angus crawford reports.spent months researching this world where paedophiles use al to create and share images of child abuse. the volume is just huge, so people will say, "0h, we will aim to do at least 1,000 images a month." they've got thousands of followers, some of these people. but then it does get... we didn't pay to subscribe, and we didn't view any illegal material, but we could see the comments and hashtags. it's notjust very young girls. it's often, yeah, talking about toddlers and just the most awful stuff. you know, this one, we obviously couldn't read out. but, you know, ijust didn't even know words like that existed. it's really shocking. yeah. and often using the word "rape". the images are created using stable diffusion, and they're so lifelike, police now fear they won't be able to tell the difference between these and real ones. to identify where it is, where a actual child, wherever it is in the world, is being abused, as opposed to an artificial or synthetic child. that extra demand, the