Tony Livesey, former editor of the Daily Sport newspaper, has stepped down from his BBC 5 Live show for a short period. This decision comes as the BBC reviews allegations related to David Sullivan, as reported in a Panorama investigation. An individual claiming to be a victim of Sullivan, identified as Florence, stated that she met Livesey, who allegedly contacted Sullivan to arrange a visit to his residence.
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Tony Livesey steps down from BBC 5 Live show amid allegations in David Sullivan investigation
Tony Livesey has temporarily stepped down from his BBC 5 Live show while the BBC investigates allegations linked to David Sullivan. A person claiming to be a victim has alleged that Livesey arranged a meeting with Sullivan on her behalf.
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Former Daily Sport editor Tony Livesey steps down from 5 Live show for 'short period' as BBC 'considers' allegations in David Sullivan Panorama probe
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Tony Livesey steps down from BBC 5 Live show amid allegations in David Sullivan investigation