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Mar 4, 2025 | 
g1.globo.com | Nalini Sivathasan |Patrick Clahane |Debula Kemoli
Atenção: esta reportagem contém descrições de caráter sexual O aplicativo TikTok está lucrando com transmissões ao vivo (lives) com conteúdo sexual feito por adolescentes — algumas com 15 anos —, conforme uma denúncia feita à BBC. A reportagem conversou com três mulheres no Quênia que disseram ter começado a prática quando eram adolescentes. Elas afirmam que usam o TikTok para anunciar abertamente e negociar o pagamento por conteúdo mais explícito enviado por outras plataformas.
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Mar 2, 2025 | 
bbc.com | Nalini Sivathasan |Patrick Clahane |Debula Kemoli
TikTok profiting from sexual livestreams involving children, BBC toldNalini Sivathasan, Patrick Clahane & Debula KemoliBBC News Investigations & Africa EyeBBCTikTok is profiting from sexual livestreams performed by teens as young as 15, the BBC has been told. We spoke to three women in Kenya who said they began this activity as teenagers. They told us they used TikTok to openly advertise and negotiate payment for more explicit content that would be sent via other messaging platforms.
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Nov 23, 2024 | 
msn.com | Will Vernon |Nalini Sivathasan
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Nov 23, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Will Vernon |Nalini Sivathasan
A British businessman caught on camera confessing he was illegally selling luxury perfume to Russia is not facing criminal charges, the BBC has learned. David Crisp admitted to an undercover investigator that he had “ignored government edicts” on sanctions by selling £1,000-a-bottle “Boadicea the Victorious” perfume in Russia. The BBC can now exclusively show the undercover video, which has previously only been shared in court.
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Nov 15, 2024 | 
bbc.co.uk | Theo Leggett |Nalini Sivathasan |Peter Ruddick
After months of evidence, the Post Office Inquiry heard from its final witnesses this week. Closing statements will follow next month before inquiry chair Sir Wyn Williams publishes his final report next year. Much of the evidence centred around who knew what and when, so what did we learn from the key players? And what questions still need to be answered? Paula Vennells was the chief executive of the Post Office from 2012 to 2019.
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Nov 3, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Lora Jones |Lorna Acquah |Nalini Sivathasan
Opportunities were pouring in: Netflix, soaps and well-paying TV adverts. Actor Thea Beyleveld was excited to see her new talent agent, Archie Purnell, working hard to make her dreams come true. His job was to put her forward for roles and act as the middle-man, negotiating contracts and pay. He then took a cut of commission for work she booked. But allegations broke online about faked acting credits and fees not being sent on time.
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Jun 28, 2024 | 
bbc.co.uk | Lorna Acquah |Nalini Sivathasan |Emma Simpson |Peter Ruddick
The computer expert who helped build the faulty Horizon software has finally spoken under oath about his involvement in the Post Office scandal. Gareth Jenkins is a key figure, having appeared as an expert witness to defend Horizon in court cases, and is now at the centre of an alleged cover-up. His appearance at the inquiry was long-awaited after being postponed twice. He gave evidence over four days - the longest run of questions any witness has faced - and gave his version of events.
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Jun 23, 2024 | 
bbc.com | Nalini Sivathasan |Lorna Acquah |Emma Simpson
Gareth Jenkins: An 'unreliable god' at the heart of the Post Office scandalBy Nalini Sivathasan, Lorna Acquah and Emma Simpson, BBC NewsAlamyThe former Fujitsu engineer who helped design the faulty Horizon software at the centre of the Post Office scandal is set to go under the spotlight this week. You might not have heard of Gareth Jenkins until now but he has become a key figure during the long-running Post Office Inquiry.
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Jun 23, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Nalini Sivathasan |Lorna Acquah |Emma Simpson
The former Fujitsu engineer who helped design the faulty Horizon software at the centre of the Post Office scandal is set to go under the spotlight this week. You might not have heard of Gareth Jenkins until now but he has become a key figure during the long-running Post Office Inquiry.
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May 3, 2024 | 
yahoo.com | Nalini Sivathasan |Olivia Davies
A senior Fujitsu engineer made a false statement to court about the flawed Post Office IT system, contradicting a report he had written days earlier. The BBC has obtained Gareth Jenkins' 2010 statement, which helped wrongly jail pregnant postmistress Seema Misra. It said there were "no cases" where branch accounts could be altered without postmasters' knowledge. But he had just produced a Post Office report which proposed remotely altering data in branches to fix a bug.
