SPEAK NOW Jeremy Plant approaches BBC moderator at focus of 'sex pics' outrage to name himself Currently as second adolescent makes claims

JEREMY Plant has this evening approached the BBC moderator at the focal point of the "sex pics" outrage to name himself NOW.

Plant was himself erroneously blamed online for being the anonymous moderator this week alongside Gary Lineker and Rylan Clark.

The Beeb star was himself erroneously blamed online for being the anonymous moderator

It comes after The Sun uncovered stunning cases that a notable BBC star paid £35,000 to a youngster who sent him sex pictures.

What's more, today, the BBC uncovered another youth had let them know they had gotten "threatening" and "harmful" messages in the wake of meeting the anonymous high-profile moderator on a dating application.

Plant proceeded to caution that the Enterprise is "kneeling down" and said he fears guiltless partners will be hit with "nastiness".

He tweeted: "I'm beginning to think the BBC moderator engaged with the outrage ought to now approach freely.

"These new charges will result in yet more poison being tossed at entirely blameless partners of his.

"Furthermore, the BBC, which I'm certain he adores, is kneeling down with this. In any case, it is his choice and his alone."

The group of the main individual told The Sun they whined to the BBC hours after the moderator attempted to meet the youth at a train station.

It is perceived contact between the two began when the young person was 17 years of age.

It is asserted by the group of the now 20-year-old that the gigantic measure of cash sent was utilized to subsidize their kid's dependence on rocks.

Their stepdad said: "Without the cash, my accomplice's kid would have no medications."

It comes as...

The BBC moderator began a talk with a 17-year-old supporter on Instagram - involving love hearts and kisses in his messages

The television character likewise supposedly overstepped lockdown regulations to meet a youthful outsider from a dating site

The BBC revealed that another young person has guaranteed the moderator sent them 'undermining and harmful' messages

Messages seen by The Sun show the stepfather told the Beeb on May 19 of bank explanations enumerating gigantic installments from the star.

The stepdad uncovered he told Beeb managers they had screen captures of contact between their youngster and the star.

The second youngster, who has no association with the primary individual, said they were frightened by the power the moderator held subsequent to taking steps to uncover him.

They guaranteed they never met the moderator in person while interfacing on a dating application prior to moving the discussion to different stages.

This was the point at which the moderator uncovered their personality and confessed to them to stay quiet about it.

BBC News asserted it has seen undermining messages from the moderator to the youngster.

Last week the moderator stayed on air and was not even addressed until The Sun reached the BBC.

The principal youngster's stepfather blamed the BBC for lying after it said "new claims" arose, prompting the star's suspension on Sunday.

The new cases were the youth was 17 when contact started with the moderator, as per the stepdad.

He seethed: "They're not coming clean. I let them know the youth was 20 and it had been happening for a very long time.

"I told the BBC I had gone to the police in franticness yet they could do nothing as they said it wasn't unlawful. They knew all of this."

The BBC say they called the family in June, yet no one got.

A legal counselor for the youth says nothing unlawful or improper occurred.

BBC'S Course of events OF Embarrassment

May 18The complainant, a relative, went to a BBC working, fully intent on submitting a question about the way of behaving of a presenter.May 19That relative then reached BBC Crowd Administrations and the subtleties of this contact were alluded to the Corporate Examinations Team.This division then, at that point, surveyed the case and found despite the fact that it was not criminal in nature, it justified further investigation.The BBC's Corporate Examinations Group messaged the complainant to look for extra data to check the cases being made however there was no response.Checks were likewise made to confirm the character of the complainant. The BBC said this is a standard technique to affirm that the complainant is the individual they say they are.June 6After getting no reaction to the email, a call was made to number given by the relative yet it didn't connect.This drove the Corporate Examinations Group to chose to get back to the matter in the approaching weeks.No extra endeavors to contact the complainant were made after June 6, but the case stayed open throughout.July 6The Sun reached the BBC by means of their press office to report the charges encompassing the presenter.The BBC says plainly the wellspring of the cases was from a similar family as moved toward the BBC on May 18 and May 19.This was the initial time Mr Davie and other leader chiefs became mindful of the case.The telecaster guarantees the claims made by The Sun contained new data that was not being researched by the Corporate Examinations team.The BBC started an episode the executives bunch including senior BBC chiefs including the chief general to lead the response.The acting director was refreshed, and the load up was consistently refreshed before very long, the company said.The moderator was then addressed interestingly to make him mindful of the claims.It was concurred the moderator would be taken off air while the test continued.July 7Following The Sun's contact, the BBC's Corporate Examinations group reached the complainant once more, who was in contact with the BBC's investigators.The BBC's Serious Case The board System (SCMF) was started and the examination being embraced by the Corporate Examinations Group was brought into the SCMF, which is led by a HR director.The BBC likewise connected with the police.July 8The relative sent the BBC a few materials connected with their allegations.July 9More materials were sent and the BBC gave an update to staff and the media.They likewise affirmed the moderator had been suspended.July 10The BBC met with the police to report the matter and talk about how to advance the investigation.The youngster's legal counselor put out an announcement saying nothing improper or unlawful happened.The Sun addressed the young person's mum and stepdad, who addressed how they had an attorney and blamed the BBC for "not telling the truth".July 11Mr Davie uncovers the Met Police have advised them to stop their own investigation.This is while "the police scope future work" following a gathering with the Beeb yesterday over the allegations.Speaking on Radio 4, the boss likewise conceded he has not addressed the denounced presenter.He likewise marked the circumstance "troublesome and complex" and said the charges are "obviously damaging".A second young person guaranteed they addressed the BBC moderator on a dating app.They told the BBC they were undermined by the moderator subsequent to proposing they could name them on the web.