all the events so far. on friday, 19th may, according to the sun newspaper, the young person s family complained to the bbc about one of its presenters. on thursday, 6thjuly, allegations of a different nature were put to the bbc, according to director general tim davie. the next day, the sun publishes claims that a bbc presenter paid a teenager £35,000 for sexually explicit photos. on saturday, 8thjuly, the sun on sunday publishes more details of the presenter s alleged actions. and today, the bbc confirms a presenter has been suspended and the corporation is in touch with police, with the met confirming an initial contact has been received. our legal correspondent dominic casciani has answered some of the questions about this case. effectively, if you go on social media this weekend, there have been two burning questions. firstly, has there been a crime that s been committed? and secondly, why hasn t this individual been named? so let s go through these in turn has an
championships. and stay with us here on bbc news. for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondence in the uk and around the world. good evening. the united nations security council has delayed for a third day a vote on a suspension of fighting in gaza. intense negotiations are continuing in the hope that the united states will finally back a resolution, which would also see more humanitarian aid reaching the people who desperately need it. it comes on the day that hamas says more than 20,000 people have now died in gaza since israel launched its military offensive after the october 7th attacks, in which 1,200 people in israel were murdered. hamas which is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government says the majority of those who ve been killed in gaza are women and children. our special correspondent, fergal keane, reports. the world is debating calls for a ceasefire and a big new reckoning of the debt is declared. but, for the people of g
a very serious problem with getting sufficient artillery and ammunition to ukraine. the decision was made at a time limited decision in the lead up a time limited decision in the lead up to what the us and others hope will be an ability to supply more artillery. and it is also one that has been made with conditions about how the ukrainians can use these weapons, it is facing a lot of backlash, but i don t think we will see that coming from the prime minister. ., ., ., , minister. and northern ireland has been a key minister. and northern ireland has been a key bone minister. and northern ireland has been a key bone of minister. and northern ireland has been a key bone of contention - been a key bone of contention between the us and uk and at the last year or so. what is the us position on that? i last year or so. what is the us position on that? last year or so. what is the us position on that? i think president biden has been position on that? i think president biden has be
northern ireland has been a key bone of contention between the us and uk in the last year or so. what s the us position on that? well, i think that president biden has been very clear about his commitment to the good friday agreement, about his expectation that the uk will do everything that it can to secure the sanctity of that agreement and of that border, which is seen to be and is so critical for peace, between northern ireland and ireland. but i think that, you know, again, in recent months, president biden and prime minister sunak have both worked very hard, not only in real terms, but also symbolically, to demonstrate that they are moving past what has been. in the scheme of a very robust and very serious partnership, they re moving past what s been undoubtedly a very difficult period through the brexit years, through the transition, through the upheaval domestically here in the uk.
from the prime minister. and northern ireland has been a key bone of contention between the us and uk in the last year or so. what s the us position on that? well, i think that president biden has been very clear about his commitment to the good friday agreement, about his expectation that the uk will do everything that it can to secure the sanctity of that agreement and of that border, which is seen to be and is so critical for peace between northern ireland and ireland. but i think that, you know, again, in recent months, president biden and prime minister sunak have both worked very hard, not only in real terms, but also symbolically, to demonstrate that they are moving past what has been. in the scheme of a very robust and very serious partnership, they re moving past what s been undoubtedly a very difficult period through the brexit years, through the transition, through the upheaval domestically here in the uk in september and october.