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A BBC presenter accused of paying a teenager £5,000 for sexually explicit images reportedly called the person's mother twice asking them to stop a probe into their behaviour.

A BBC host at the centre of sexual allegations partied with bosses at an awards event after the claims were made, according to the Mirror.

Twitter to blast the local council as he spotted a car being slapped with a ticket for parking on a single yellow when he was at a Christmas fair. Jeremy Vine, 57, who regularly stands up for cyclists, snapped back at the DIY SOS presenter, causing a war of words on Twitter.Nick shared a picture of the Penalty Notice Charge on the car's windscreen along with a long statement where he hit out at wardens for giving motorists tickets at a Christmas fair.He said in view of his 173,500 followers: "Congrats Cirencester & Gloucester cnclls You hold a Xmas fayre to get shoppers into town & when they do & car parks are full, you ticket everyone parked on a single yellow on a Sunday whole rows of them!"Hell of a way to support local businesses by driving people away." (sic)Many social media users shared their views on the BBC presenter's statement, including journalist Jeremy Vine, reigniting the feud between the BBC presenters.Jeremy swiped in response: "‘Excellent work.

BBC local radio presenter Alex Belfield, 42, was jailed for five years and 26 weeks last Friday after being found guilty of waging a campaign against a number of figures from the broadcasting world. Jurors accepted he caused serious alarm or distress to two victims and found him guilty of "simple" stalking in relation to Channel 5 and BBC Radio 2 presenter Jeremy Vine and theatre blogger Philip Dehany.Addressing social media companies' response, Mr Vine told BBC Two's Newsnight: “I am amazed at how hard it is to get them to realise.So we went to YouTube and said: ‘Come on, what is going on with his guy? You can’t allow him to just defame’.“And then we said: ‘OK, there is a libel action now based on that video, that video, that video’ – they still won’t take them down.“Eventually I have to go through a lawyer, they take down individual videos, and then when he is convicted they demonetise him.

A former BBC radio presenter has received a five-year jailed sentence after being found guilty for stalking four people, including a fellow broadcaster, and for what the judge described as “weaponising the internet.”

Ex-BBC DJ Alex Belfield has been sentenced to over five years in prison after being found guilty of stalking broadcasters, including TV presenter Jeremy Vine, in a sickening hate campaign.

Storm Huntley delighted fans after bringing out her newborn baby Otis on Jeremy Vine on Thursday afternoon.

BBC radio host has been found guilty of stalking four people including radio and TV broadcaster Jeremy Vine.Ex-BBC Radio Leeds host Alex Belfield was found guilty at Nottingham Crown Court last week of four stalking charges [via BBC News].Vine, who presents a weekday lunchtime programme on BBC Radio 2 and a weekday morning current affairs show on Channel 5, called Belfield “the Jimmy Savile of trolling” while giving evidence against him.The broadcaster was referring to the disgraced, late BBC presenter who was found posthumously to have abused hundreds of victims of abuse over his career.Vine claimed that Belfield had waged a war of abuse against him via social media and via Belfield’s YouTube channel, ‘The Voice Of Reason’. Belfield has been suspended from the platform on more than one occasion.Vine added: “I have in the past had a physical stalker who followed me.

Storm Huntley is a Scots TV presenter who now resides in London and is best known for co-hosting Jeremy Vine on Channel 5.

Storm Huntley has shared the adorable moment when her newborn met met her fur baby.

Loose Women panellist Denise Welch, 63, has hit out at a Jeremy Vine Show poll that asked Twitter users whether the UK should reinstate rationing to curb the rising cost of living.The show’s official account tweeted on Tuesday: “The cost-of-living crisis has spiralled out of control.“Even the price of milk is set to double, and butter could exceed £2.“Do we need to start restricting what we can buy on our shelves?”Denise had a very strong reaction to the suggestion and raged in view of her 521,000 followers.She wrote: “You guys need to have a serious talk with yourselves!!!“[Shut the f**k up] please!!!!”Many of her followers also took to the comments to slam the idea that the country needed to reintroduce rationing.Stavros questioned: “I'm confused, isn't rationing when there is not enough food for everyone? Are we not in a place where there is enough food to go round but right now most can't afford to buy it....so why ration? Or have I missed something?” (sic)While Vickie echoed: “That’s just ridiculous.There is no lack of food, so rationing isn’t needed. Most of us will have to self-ration, because of costs, but it shouldn’t be enforced.”And Tom said: “Maybe we should start teaching how to grow our own food in schools to make the next generation more self-sufficient and less reliant on supermarkets.”Denise also hit out at the Jeremy Vine Show on Monday after its Twitter account asked whether we should bring back face masks.It read: “One of the country’s top scientists has warned that the health service is under increasing pressure as Covid cases are rising.“She says we should continue to wear masks to limit the spread of the virus.

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Steph McGovern is a very proud mother to a little girl with her longterm partner – and she now is showing her support for another first-time mum-to-be.MORE: Take a look inside Steph McGovern's eclectic family homeThe Packed Lunch star was among the thousands of well-wishers celebrating with Scottish presenter Storm Huntley, who announced her pregnancy this week.WATCH: Inside Steph McGovern's weight loss journeyStorm, 34, took to Twitter on Tuesday to share a sweet snapshot showing her stood in front of a blown-up version of her sonogram on a screen, beaming for the camera as she holds her baby bump.READ: Steph McGovern shares hilarious parenting mix-up with fansMORE: BBC Breakfast stars' kids: Dan Walker, Steph McGovern & more family photos"Thank you for all the lovely messages!" wrote the presenter, who works on debate show, Jeremy Vine.

Jeremy Vine revealed that a criminal had “struck his family in Christmas week” in his latest Twitter post.The star shared the CCTV footage of the “porch pirate” who stole the package with his 774,100 followers. Jeremy, 56, tweeted out: “I've now worked out EXACTLY how the 'Porch Pirate' struck my family in Christmas week…“And okay, lesson learned, that's the last time I nominate a large open box as my safe place.Take a look.”The presenter attached a video below the tweet capturing the moment the thief stole the package from the family’s would-be “safe place”.The video begins with a DHL delivery man ringing Jeremy’s doorbell, before determining the family are not at home.The delivery man then appears to nearly enter through their next door

Piers Morgan has frequently come under fire for his controversial views.

I'm A Celebrity has reportedly signed Radio 1XTRA host Snoochie Shy to enter the castle year. The 29-year-old Londoner, who's real name is Cheyenne Davide has spun the decks on Radio 1 for three years.

Piers Morgan, 56, was left stunned after Jeremy Vine, 56, apologised for an awkward on-air moment that happened on his radio show on Monday.

Pimlico Plumbers boss Charlie Mullins made an appearance on Jeremy Vine on Monday to share his opinion on working from home.

Radio Times: “It’s a major lapse of impartiality, I know!”The BBC has strict impartiality rules, which the broadcaster’s director general Tim Davie has been cracking down on recently.Jeremy still works at the BBC on his Radio 2 show. The busy presenter also fronts his self-titled The Jeremy Vine Show on Channel 5.Despite his hectic schedule, Jeremy said “yes straightaway” to reprising his role as host of Eggheads after the show went on a 16-month hiatus.He told the publication: “Of course I said yes straightaway.“I knew it was sleeping at the BBC, and I was hoping it was not dead. “I was constantly having to reply to letters from people saying, ‘Where’s it gone?’ “And now I have an answer, which is really good!”Fortunately for dedicated

Janette is expected to share hosting duties with Rylan Clark-Neal on the series.Speaking about the new job on Channel 5’s Jeremy Vine, she admitted she was “excited”.The dancer said: “I’m so excited, I’ve been a fan of Zoe Ball and It Takes Two since year one when I joined Strictly nine years ago now.“I remember walking into the studio and thinking ‘This is the best job in the world, you get to sit down and talk about dancing.“'I would love to do that some day’.So the day has come and I’m honestly so honoured and so excited.”However, she did admit she will no longer be dancing on the show with the other professionals.Janette explained: “Unfortunately once you say goodbye to that legendary dancefloor, you’ve said goodbye to the

Love may be blind but infatuation is also pretty short-sighted judging by a puzzling poll.