The BBC reported that a worker at the US embassy in London is under investigation over abuse images and is a senior member of the Air Force. In its BBC News report, the broadcaster said it had been told that the person is Lt Col Michael Morris.
According to the BBC, Morris was flown out of the United Kingdom before being questioned by police. The broadcaster's published summary does not say when that flight took place, which police force carried out the questioning, or whether any charges have been brought.
The BBC's headline centers on the abuse images and the worker's Air Force rank, while its summary focuses on the flight out of the country and the questioning. The summary does not say what role the worker held at the embassy, what the images involved, or whether the Air Force or the US government has commented.
The summary states that Morris is under investigation, but it does not say which agency leads that investigation, how the matter was first raised, or what steps will follow.
The account rests on that single BBC News report, and no other source was used for this story. The details above should therefore be read as what the BBC reported, not as facts independently confirmed.
Sources: BBC News: Worker at US embassy in London investigated over abuse images is senior Air Force member.