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the news of the world and the sun was six stir newspapers based on the same building. acking was going on at the news of the world, it was always denied it was going on at the sun. it has been difficult to find out information. but we say we have got evidence. sex scandal and soap have made the sun the biggest selling newspaper in the english—speaking world. the sun newsroom felt like a war room. it was 90 mph, it was frantic, real commercial pressure, we had to sell better than our rivals. we had to do better than our rivals. we had to do better than our rivals. we were told on days where the mirror had got a great front page that heads will roll and somebody is going to have to be sacked for this because we should have had that, not the mirror. always, it was about exclusives because it was the exclusives because it was the exclusive stories that sold the paper. exclusive stories that sold the -a er. ., exclusive stories that sold the .aer. ., , ., , exclusive stories that sold the ..aer. ., , ., ,., exclusive stories that sold the --aer. ., , ., ,., , paper. four yea

we had some new allegations from the sun — story. ons from the sun newspaper _ story. we had some new allegations from the sun newspaper tonight - story. we had some new allegations l from the sun newspaper tonight which will appear in the paper tomorrow but let's start with what the sun has reported in the paper this morning. they allege that an unnamed bbc presenter was paying money to a 17—year—old for over a three—year period, so that person is 20 years old, money of £235,000 in return for explicit photos. the family of that person had spoken to the sun and say that the money received was being used for crack cocaine —— money of “p used for crack cocaine —— money of up to £35,000. the family say they complained in may and the allegation is that bbc did not properly investigate. the new allegations in the sun tamara cohen said the unnamed presenter, they claim is there was a picture of the presenter that the family of the teenager had seen with the presenter in his underwear —— the new allegations at the sun tomorrow said the unnam

news, they have not made at bbc news, they have not made a complaint to the bbc corporate investigations unit which is looking into the original allegations from the sunying type behaviour by the high—profile presenter suggest fresh questions about his conduct, which is why we feel it is right to report them. bbc news has contacted the presenter and his lawyer but have not had formal response. well, the director general of the bbc, tim davie, defended the corporation's handling of the initial complaint against the presenter. the bbc was first contacted almost eight weeks ago by the family, claiming their child had received money for sexually explicit photos, but the presenter was not spoken to by the corporation until last thursday. our media editor katie razzall reports. the bbc at the centre of a storm. not a good situation, the director—general said today. claim and counterclaim goes on about a bbc presenter, still unnamed, explicit photographs, and quite what the bbc did when a family complained. in his first interview since the crisis erupted, tim davie said he had launched an internal review of bbc complaints procedure. i think there is a valid

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the presenter after an article was published in the sun news paper. it quoted a mother who claims the present to paid her child $45000.00 over 3 years for sexually explicit franchise. as the longest serving prime minister of the netherlands, michael ruetta is retiring from politics. retained made the announcement at the start of a device in parliament to discuss the full of his life as governing coalition all over space. in migration policy has been in power for almost 13 years and will be staying on as kid. take a prime minister until the elections in november the disgraced former united states gymnast, doctor larry nasa has been stabbed multiple times in prison. nasa is serving a decades long sentence to being found guilty of sexually abusing young gymnast on the us team, including several olympic middle lists. a florida present officer told the media, he was deb 10 times and is currently in stable condition in the prison hospitals. so i didn't, taylor is taking a step towards reducing energy inputs with a new multi $1000000000.00 gas pipeline. the

there was news international, which was the sun, _ the news of the world.was their direct rival, which was the mirror group, - the daily mirror, the sunday mirror and the sunday people. _ i edited the people. there was tremendous - competition, head to head, between the sun, on the one hand, that was the biggest seller, - and the daily mirror, - which was trying desperately to overtake and beat their rival. what sold newspapers was celebrity. and the more salacious that the story was, - the better it sold. if someone ever said to me, "what would you change in your life?", i would absolutely have never, ever, ever become a public figure. ever. success is great, but privacy is priceless. i lost my leg in 1993, crushed my pelvis, punctured my lung. suddenly, it was all over the media. "model overcomes adversity". i'd only been a model for, like, five minutes. and then, i had non—stop good press from �*93 to �*99. and then, it was as soon as i got in a relationship with my ex—husband, the hell started. all right, everyone? photographers shout archive: as promis

individual has spoken to us at bbc news, they haven't made a complaint to the bbc corporate investigations unit, which is looking into the original allegations from the the sunofile presenter suggest fresh questions about his conduct, which is why we feel it's right to report them. bbc news has contacted the presenter and his lawyer, but haven't had any formal response. well, the director general of the bbc, tim davie, defended the corporation's handling of the initial complaint against the presenter. the bbc was first contacted almost eight weeks ago by the family, claiming their child had received money for sexually explicit photos. but the presenter was not spoken to by the corporation until last thursday. 0ur media editor, katie razzall, reports. the bbc at the centre of a storm. not a good situation, the director—general said today. claim and counterclaim goes on about a bbc presenter, still unnamed, explicit photographs, and quite what the bbc did when a family complained. in his first interview since the crisis erupted, tim davie said he had launched an internal review of bbc complaints procedure. i think there is a valid question that i am asking whi

the, this is, these are the news nice from sun and a new camp helps on as a weapon of world accusations of flying between bushera and ukraine. keith says most of those troops, i've talked to expose the se operation on nuclear power plant, which is currently under russian ministry occupation. but russia says keith is preparing to attack the facility, also on the program, funerals, a helpful palestinians killed in the west bank. if you attended off the israel's military operation, at least 12 palestinians died of 2 days of trying to try and write. these words ministry says that women listen and your fits farewell to one of its most reliable book is darian 5 takes off for the last time, the hand of a 100 to welcome to the program. russia and ukraine are choosing each other of planning military action at europe's largest nuclear facility. these upper ways a power station is located in se ukraine to come in and says it's countering the threat of sabotage at the plant warning that such an attack could have catastrophic consequences. but ukraine accuses russian forces of plants, the explosives

story is false. has not published about the way sun newspaper reports, there is a subsidized collection of people who after a week of publishing this newsthe front page of newspapers , it seems that the trust in bbc and sun newspaper has given birth to this, the latest news in america after the strike of different ages of hollywood now the actors are on strike, the actors' union wants to receive more royalties from the broadcasters, hollywood actors are also worried that the use of artificial intelligence to create their faces and voices will eventually lead to their unemployment. joining the hollywood writers strike page soon with this action all new and in-play productions are halted this is the second simultaneous strike by two unions in the last 63 years we have been severely marginalized we have been severely disrespected this is an unfortunate and disgusting reality this is a wonderful and new world that has caused the actors of cinema and television to go on strike. the new version of the indiana jones movie starring 81-year-old harrison ford, who has changed his face using artificial intelligence to look like 35-year-old actors.

sun s allegations. bbc director general tim?davie?says he hasn t. separately, bbc newsk to you. mortgage interest rates have hit their highest level for 15 years. the average cost of a two—year fixed deal is now 6.66% the first time it has been that high since the 2008 financial crisis. lenders say that as rates rise, some homeowners are having to find hundreds of pounds more each month. bank and building society bosses have been questioned by mps today about the impact on customers. our economics editor faisal islam reports. the mortgage squeeze continues. casting a shadow over the housing market. while something similar occurred briefly last autumn after the mini budget, this time there is less market panic, but more household pain. our mortgage is set to go up by 599, essentially £600 a month. katie is expecting a baby in autumn and says that the hike in mortgage costs mean she will not be able to afford to take maternity leave. we are breaking our backs now to not even make ends meet and it makes for a more stressful environment certainly to bring a child into. a ty

the young person, speaking to bbc news, who has no connection to bbc news, who has no connection to the other person reported in the sun they had been scared by the power they felt the presenter held and the felt the threats and the messages had frightened them and they remain scared. these new allegations of these messages of a menacing, bullying behaviour potentially by the presenter raised fresh questions about his conduct which is why we are reporting them. we've reached out directly to the presenter and his lawyer but we haven't heard anything yet in reply to these allegations.— to these allegations. thank you, lu . if to these allegations. thank you, lucy- if there — to these allegations. thank you, lucy. if there is _ to these allegations. thank you, lucy. if there is any _ to these allegations. thank you, lucy. if there is any more, - to these allegations. thank you, lucy. if there is any more, we i to these allegations. thank you, i lucy. if there is any more, we will bring it to you in the coming minutes. well, earlier the bbc released new details of its investigation into the claims made about the presenter.

2019, imogen thomas and sienna miller launched claims against news group, owners of the news of the world and the sunmost previous claimants, news group paid undisclosed sums to settle the claims before a trial. it was not my choice to be standing here today. i wanted to go to trial. i wanted to share news group's secrets just as they have shared mine. unfortunately, that legal recourse is not available to me or to anyone who does not have countless millions of pounds to spend on the pursuit ofjustice. under english law, if a claimant refuses a settlement and is then awarded a lower amount by a judge at trial, they risk having to pay the legal fees from the trial for both sides. this could amount to hundreds of thousands of pounds. between 2016 and 2022, news group and mirror group paid money to settle hundreds of claims against their newspapers before they got to trial. morning. just going to read a brief—ish statement. today, mgn limited, part of the trinity mirror group, settled my case by apologising for hacking my phone and is paying me a sum in damages which they've insisted i keep confidential

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new charges. it is clear that the bbc contacted the police before the sun in newspaper. the news has started to spread, but this actions for some bbc employees are very small and it has been done too late . one of the bbc presenters, who was mistakenly presented as the desired presenter in the virtual space , told the news department of channel four that he and his colleagues felt that they were being treated by the managers. have been left to take advantage of their position and bully people who are more vulnerable man or piece the last few months have been very difficult for the bbc richard charg left his son's bbc and a series of crises followed. it happened that one of them was related to gary linker immediately suspended after tweet about asylum seekers, it seems that this new issue has been suspended two months after the initial allegations were made, although the new allegations are of a different nature, which the bbc's investigative unit must deal with. good night. for the production of medicine or for the turning of petrochemical wheels, tanks are needed that ar

that havel there are real questions that have to be asked about the conduct of the sun in all of this. when that newss, newspapers cannot publish misleading or inaccurate material including pictures. all of those allegations but omitting the fact that the supposed victim of those allegations visit vigorously denies them. could possibly be accurate, if that isn't told to the readers. that's enormously important point. and the other thing to say is we are dealing with the privacy of individual that the sun is saying you know they are very considered —— considerate of the privacy... against this individual�*s wishes, but also what this young person has become essentially is collateral damage in a battle which the sun is fighting with the bbc. what good is this individual to be caught up in all of this? one of the reasons why it is of course, tim devi is going to be interviewed, obviously that attracts more attention. aha, to be interviewed, obviously that attracts more attention.- attracts more attention. a final thou~ht attracts more attention. a final thought there, _ attracts more attention. a final

newspaper as the sun publisher news group. newspaper as the sun plalisher news group. er as the sun pla significant the is a significant victory. the group unlawful group denies any unlawful activity took and activity took place. and finally, no medical cause has been given for the death of irish singer sinead o'connor, who was found unresponsive at her an her home in london yesterday. an autopsy will be conducted with the results expected to take several weeks. the 56 year old's death is not being treated as suspicious. death is not being treated as suspiciou outside of gathered outside the wall of fame in dublin this evening to pay pay their respects. tv online dab+ this dab+ radio and on tune in. this is headliners >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> evans. >> i'm simon evans. >> i'm simon evans. >> tonight >> and joining me tonight to take a look at friday papers, it's headliners permanent fixture fresh fixture leo kearse and a fresh face, darius davis . face, darius davis. >> good evening, gentlemen . how >> good evening, gentlemen. how are you.7 all >> good eve

newspaper as the sun publisher news group. newspaper as the sun plalisher news group. er as the sun pla significant the is a significant victory. the group unlawful group denies any unlawful activity took and activity took place. and finally, no medical cause has been given for the death of irish singer sinead o'connor, who was found unresponsive at her an her home in london yesterday. an autopsy will be conducted with the results expected to take several weeks. the 56 year old's death is not being treated as suspicious. death is not being treated as suspiciou outside of gathered outside the wall of fame in dublin this evening to pay pay their respects. tv online dab+ this dab+ radio and on tune in. this is headliners >> hello and welcome to headliners. >> evans. >> i'm simon evans. >> i'm simon evans. >> tonight >> and joining me tonight to take a look at friday papers, it's headliners permanent fixture fresh fixture leo kearse and a fresh face, darius davis . face, darius davis. >> good evening, gentlemen . how >> good evening, gentlemen. how are you.7 all >> good eve

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well, yes, the duke of sussex claiming that private investigators and journalists working the sun and the news illegal methods information on methods to gather information on him, allegations that ngn, the papers him, allegations that ngn, the paper's publishers, strongly deny. well we can now speak to former royal correspondent at the sun, charlie ray. >> good afternoon to you, charles. thanks for joining >> good afternoon to you, charles. thanks forjoining us on gb news. so is this a significant victory for the sun or prince harry? >> i would like to think it was a nil nil draw at the moment. i think there's a slight victory for the sun because the phone hacking element has been thrown, thrown out by the judge and we've just got to deal with the allegations . allegations. >> is of private investigator hours. >> i don't quite understand the bit about the journalists. and, you know , target targeting you know, target targeting i mean, targeting a is a terrible word because it makes it sound as if it's something illegal. i mean, as a journalist , i used to mean, as a journalist, i used to do st

a few days ago, the sun newspaper published a news. that exploded like a bomb because the said allegations were told to the police the metropolis of london has since suspended the said bbc presenter from work, while a number of bbc stars have decided to react to this issue live on bbc programs and exonerate themselves from this story. which was disturbing, for example, my name and some of the government have been mentioned on the list , speculations about the presenter's identity are still widely discussed on the internet. a teenager is paid to receive private sexual images however, the bbc finds itself in an awkward position once again, as reports about the bbc itself have emerged . there was a time when klip richard was able to win a privacy complaint case against the bbc and he said that he asked me about this issue and despite this, you raised the important issue in the media. i must say that day of the world i must say frankly that some of us never thought that nosei would be a loser, but the new bbc is the target of criticism of

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this person is, these extraordinary new claims, the minister of culture and mourning of the cabinet spoke to the director general of the bbc yesterday . today, the sunpaper claimed that since the publication of the news, the male bbc presenter called this 20-year-old man twice in panic and said that they were watching the bbc, once again on the front page of the newspapers. it is said that it is very uncomfortable to work transparently in performance that this bbc star requested a private photo from this young man when he was 17 years old. a few days ago , the sun newspaper published a news that exploded like a bomb because it was said that the allegations were reported to the london metropolitan police. since then, the bbc presenter he was suspended while a number of bbc stars decided that they were uncomfortable with this incident with the weekend market glossary. for example , my name and some government colleagues have been mentioned . the target of more criticism is the same organization as jimmy made savile a star inside the bbc, officials are scrambling to prevent past mistakes from being repeated the nightmare continues to haunt the bbc bbc

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late 905 into the 20005, in fleet street, _ there were two big groups, i there was news international, which was the sunnews of the world. and there was their direct rival which. was the mirror group. the daily mirror, the sunday. mirror and the sunday people. i edited the people. there was tremendous - competition head to the sun, on the one hand that was the biggest seller. - and the daily mirror, _ which was trying desperately to overtake and beat their rival. what sold newspapers was celebrity. - and the more salacious thati story was, the better it sold. if someone ever said to me, what would you change in your life? i would absolutely have never ever, ever become a public figure. ever. success is great, but privacy is priceless. i lost my leg in 1993, crushed my pelvis and punctured my lung and suddenly it was all over the media. "model overcomes adversity," i'd only been a model for like five minutes. and then i had nonstop good press from �*93 to �*99 and then it was as soon as i got in a relationship with my ex—husband, the hell started. all right, everyone? as promised, pauland heather appeare

and while the individual has spoken to bbc news they have not made a complaint to the bbc investigations team which is looking into those allegations in �*the sun new claims of menacing and bullying behaviour by the high presenter raise new issues about his conduct and that is why we have looked into them. bbc news has contacted the presenter and his lawyer but not heard anything back. thank you. well today the director general of the bbc, tim davie, defended the corporation's handling of the initial complaint against the presenter. the bbc was first contacted 7 weeks ago by the family claiming their child had received money for sexually explicit photos. but the presenter was not spoken to by the corporation until last thursday. our media editor, katie razzall, reports on the latest developments. the bbc at the centre of a storm, not a good situation, the director—general said today. claim and counterclaim goes on about a bbc presenter, still unnamed, explicit photographs, and quite whatthe bbc did when a family complaint. in his first interview since the crisis erupted, tim davie said he had launched an internal review of bbc complaints proced

news group. newspapers dismissed the duke of sussex's phone hacking claims against both the sun and the news of thes case is expected to go on trial at the high court next year. yeah >> very interesting. that's our national reporter theo chikomba with that breaking news about prince harry, now a former australian prime minister, has sparked debate by describing colonisation luckiest colonisation as the luckiest thing that happened to his country, praising britain for being most benevolent being the most benevolent imperial power compared to other european colonisers. >> is it nice that someone says something about us for something nice about us for once? it, are once? we're not used to it, are we? comments were made ahead we? the comments were made ahead of a controversial referendum in the amending the the country on amending the constitution create constitution to create a permanent body to permanent aborigine body to advise national parliament. advise the national parliament. >> to speak now >> so we're going to speak now to the former australian foreign minister, downer. minister, alexander dow

sun. that's purely hypothetical in terms of where the news story goes.bservation which is the process was run and we now need to take stock and review the process. what i want to do at this current point is calmly get through the investigation that the police need to do to make sure they are supported and get through making the right decisions and balance between duty of care, privacy and a very serious allegation. we need to calmly get on with that business and make the right call. henge calmly get on with that business and make the right call.— make the right call. have you had many complaints _ make the right call. have you had many complaints from _ make the right call. have you had many complaints from other - make the right call. have you had j many complaints from other male presenters? i many complaints from other male presenters?— presenters? i can't speak to complaints _ presenters? i can't speak to complaints that _ presenters? i can't speak to complaints that come - presenters? i can't speak to complaints that come in - presenters? i can't sp

each time it has somehow shocked the washington authorities, because the american publication new york sunte that some in tehran and specifically the tehran times newspaper know things that the residents of washington are not aware of. brett mali from the us foreign policy scene, secret talks with the representative of the islamic republic of iran at the united nations and meetings with some of the parties in the united states have made washington very worried about an information security meeting, to the point where washington sources gradually became public that someone from the white house state department, robert mali, or perhaps one of iran's close allies , is giving information. he will return to the jcpoa to increase the pressure and sanctions on iran. it has made it difficult for american diplomats and european negotiators . to the month before through the us department of state, problems have been encountered regarding the preservation and maintenance of classified documents, and therefore access to classified information has been suspended, and the investigation of the white hous

sun. heartwarming new chapter for one happy primate.himp goes bananas for her new home. take a look at bonilla taking her first ever look at the sky. it happened at the save the chips sanctuary in florida. bonilla previously was caged in a lab and a crowded enclosure for her entire life. she'd never seen the sun or sky. plaster the sanctuary arrange for her to fly to the sunshine state, organizers say vanilla is settling in just fine. just has a sore neck. louisiana family giving pets doggy door and upgrade after an alligator used it to break into their home while they were sleeping. this intruder no match for officials who safely halt the reptile away, nobody was hurt, we are happy to tell you. the gator was taken to safer quarters and the dog gets its door back i guess. another unexpected encounter with an alligator in the south, this one sprints after a fisherman in south carolina, didn't catch him thankfully. one witness put it, alligators are faster than you think. a small county in maine drawing up plans to build the world's talle

aware of the complaint and may, that is when according to the sun, the family of the young person complained and the bbc goes on to say new before the sun published their first story on this. the bbc says, those new allegations put to us on thursday were of a different nature so what they are saying is that what they were told and what was complained about back in may was not the same nature of the allegations put to the bbc a few days ago on thursday. they are not going into more detail but what those allegations might be but that seems to be a significant point by the bbc are trying to put in their defence against criticism that has been put against them in the last few days and they are saying that addition to their inquiries, they have been in touch with external authorities. we don't know who those external authorities are but tim davie, as i say, has written to all bbc staff and he started out by saying everyone will be aware of the allegations in the media about a male presenter working for us and i wanted to update you on what we are doing in regard to this. we take all allegations seriously, this is now mirroring

thank you for indonesia is building a new capital on the island of burnett before now it's called new sun tara, it is expected to be fully ready by the year 2045. but the plan is to have some government institutions move to it. beginning early next year. now the president of indonesia, yoko window has been a major backer of the project and just last months was in single board to encourage private investors to put a majority of the $32000000000.00 price to. so i suggest you don't wait too long. go and just sit and watch. this is a garden opportunity. that is fatty. that's the right thing in indonesia. but it's all of you can be bought off a free thing. it'd be fine. no need to warranty your investment in a donation. we're on the new to be safe and also the pump in your ac. i'll send that out there because if these people up on there's onset is being developed because of the current capital in jakarta. well, basically it's sinking, rising sea levels coupled with subsidence have you clouded your card, is long term prospect. also, the government argues indonesia needs to redistribute economic

in indonesia says that it is in the process of preparing a new capital city called new sun tara, this is because the current capital g carter slowly sinking, rising sea levels, coupled with subsidence, had clouded your carter's long term prospect. the government argues that indonesia needs to redistribute economic prosperity. currently, this is concentrated on the main island of java, but not everyone agrees with this economic argument. this is where airplanes could soon touchstone a v i. p runway is the latest item on the long wish list from indonesia as president for the countries new capital. some 7000 workers are currently busy laying the foundations for a number of official buildings in what is still a vast eucalyptus forest. this is what about 5 to 10 percent off with presidential dream. looks like slowly but surely indonesia, as new capitol as a marketing from the ground on the island of borneo. over here, you have the presidential palace being built. and this is where the presidential residence will be. nissan, colorado, as president joke, will be doodles, flagship project. an

it, but when you look at the timeline, the question is partly because the bbc said the sun's report contained newllegations — what was the initial complaint? in terms of the situation we've got on our hands, i want to say one thing upfront, which is you are balancing serious allegations, duty of care, privacy issues and legitimate public interests, and how do you navigate that fairly, calmly and do due diligence? i've given a bit of context to a few people in terms of the numbers of issues we get coming into our corporate investigations unit. over six months, that will be about 250 and you take those and they are the serious complaints that are coming through of all different types. what happens is we have an outstanding corporate investigations team, they're very experienced, they assess the complaint. i'm not going to go into the absolute specifics because of privacy concerns... i understand that, but the question of how it differed because clearly it was judged to be not illegal when it was assessed back in may, but serious enough. how did it differ from the sun's report? i want to be careful

the sun newspaper publishes new claims about the bbc presenter at the centre of the crisis — saying heent abusive and menacing messages to a second individual. welcome to newsday, reporting live from