STAR PROBED Everything we know about the BBC presenter accused of paying teenager for sexual pictures as he’s pulled off air

THE BBC has experienced harsh criticism after one of its moderators was suspended for supposedly paying a youth for sexual pictures.

The notable moderator is blamed for giving the upset high schooler more than £35,000 since they were 17.

The moderator has been taken off air by the BBC and suspended

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The moderator has been taken off air by the BBC and suspendedCredit: Getty

The supposed beneficiary's mom said they had utilized the money to subsidize a break propensity.

Since our story was distributed the star has now been suspended by the BBC while they send off an earnest examination.

Here's beginning and end you really want to be familiar with the star - who is currently the focal point of a BBC examination.

On Saturday night the moderator was off air while the BBC researched the mother's sensation claims.

She said: "When I see him on television, I feel debilitated. I fault this BBC person for obliterating my kid's life.

"Taking my youngster's blamelessness and giving over the cash for rocks that could murder my kid."

The family griped to the BBC about his way of behaving on May 19 and implored them to make the man "quit sending the money"

Who is the BBC moderator blamed for paying a youngster for sexual pictures?

The BBC star has not been named, yet he is a recognizable face who is known to millions.

They had found that their high schooler has been utilizing the cash to subsidize their spiraling dependence on rocks.

The irate mother told how her high schooler had gone from "a joyful youth to a phantom like break junkie" in only three years.

They moved toward The Sun, making it clear they needed no installment.

The mother said: "All I need is for this man to quit paying my youngster for sexual pictures and stop him financing my kid's medication propensity."

She told how her youngster, presently 20, had shown her a web-based bank proclamation that had various stores from the star.

Keeping down tears, she added: "There were enormous totals, hundreds, or thousands of pounds all at once.

"Once he had sent £5,000 in one bump. The cash had been in return for physically unequivocal photos of my kid."

What's more, in a further turn of events, the guardians of the young person stood up after legal counselors for their kid guaranteed nothing unseemly or unlawful had occurred with the star.

They said they remained by their proclamations and demanded "we stood up to safeguard our youngster".

The young person's stepdad additionally uncovered he told Beeb managers they had screen captures of contact between their kid and the star.

He said: "We put the charges to them for 60 minutes."

However, the moderator stayed on air and was not even ­spoken to until The Sun reached the BBC last week.

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

The stepdad said he was informed the new cases were the young person was 17 when contact started with the moderator.

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

He added: "I told the BBC I had gone to the police in distress however they could do nothing as they said it wasn't unlawful. They knew all of this."

He likewise said the cash didn't quit, adding: "I don't for even a moment think they addressed him."

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

Who has denied claims they are the BBC moderator?

Gary Lineker, Rylan Clark and Jeremy Plant have denied they're the BBC star.

Lineker - who fronts the BBC's Match of the Day - this evening hit out at the online entertainment charges.

He expressed: "Hate to frustrate the critics yet it's not me."

It came after Rylan, 34, who co-has the Beeb's Eurovision inclusion and is shooting a travelog for the Enterprise, answered on Twitter.

The previous X Element contender shared an image of Oscar-slap entertainer Will Smith and expressed: "Not certain why my name's drifting about yet re that story in The Sun - that ain't me darling.

"I'm as of now shooting a show in Italy for the BBC, so take my name out ya mouths."

Plant, 58, who has a news program on Radio 2, tweeted: "Just to say I'm a lot of anticipating facilitating my public broadcast on Monday.

"Whoever the 'BBC moderator' in the news is, I have a similar directive for you as Rylan did before: it positively ain't me."

The cop who uncovered pedophile BBC star Jimmy Savile additionally required the telecaster to name the moderator.

Previous Surrey Police criminal investigator Imprint Williams-Thomas said that the public need to know who the moderator is.

Once more he told the Mirror: "It's a similar bombed process as Savile.

"The BBC has proactively had a month to investigate this - they ought to have closed their examination at this point and named the person being referred to.

"Everything unquestionably revolves around receptiveness and straightforwardness, yet the BBC has a history of doing hopelessly messed up examinations."

It comes as Docks Morgan shot BBC for its "absurd" inclusion of the moderator.

What is the BBC star blamed for?

The anonymous top BBC star is off air while charges he paid the youngster for sexual pictures are researched.

Shabby messages are affirmed to have begun in 2020, when the young person was 17.

The family say the BBC moderator never concealed his character and, surprisingly, sent pictures of himself at work.

She said she was informed the star mentioned "exhibitions" and, sadly, her youngster said they would "get their pieces out".

On Sunday the mum guaranteed the terrified moderator called the young person two times after The Sun distributed the charges.

The moderator evidently rang last week inquiring: "What have you done?"

It is guaranteed he additionally requested that the adolescent ring their mum to get her to "stop the examination".

On Sunday the star was suspended by BBC, after Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer plunked down with the BBC manager Tim Davie.

Davie said he was taking the charges "inconceivably genuinely".

The BBC put out an explanation following the suspension.

It read: "The BBC treats any charges in a serious way and we have vigorous interior cycles set up to proactively manage such claims.

"This is a mind boggling and quick situation and the BBC is functioning as fast as conceivable to lay out current realities to illuminate fitting subsequent stages appropriately.

"It is critical that these issues are dealt with reasonably and with care.

"We have been certain that if - anytime - new data becomes exposed or is given to us, this will be followed up on properly and effectively followed up.

"The BBC previously became mindful of a grievance in May. New charges were placed to us on Thursday of an alternate sort and notwithstanding our own enquiries we have likewise been in contact with outer specialists, in accordance with our conventions.

"We can likewise affirm a male individual from staff has been suspended.

"We hope to be in a situation to give a further update before very long as the cycle proceeds. The BBC Board will keep on being stayed up with the latest."

The BBC is likewise supposedly getting calls from Additional individuals from the general population about the denounced moderator.

A Beeb source has told The Sun on Sunday: "The BBC has begun to get calls from general society about the way of behaving of the individual at the focal point of the examination."