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Three men charged with harassment of BBC presenter Three men charged with harassment of BBC presenter
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From left to right: Kristofer Alexander Deichler, Jatinder Singh Kamra, and Sukhraj Bir SinghFrom left to right: Kristofer Alexander Deichler, Jatinder Singh Kamra, and Sukhraj Bir Singh
Three members of a group which was the subject of a BBC investigation have been charged with harassing the show's presenter Catrin Nye.Three members of a group which was the subject of a BBC investigation have been charged with harassing the show's presenter Catrin Nye.
Kristofer Alexander Deichler, 46, Jatinder Singh Kamra, 45 and Sukhraj Bir Singh, 38, were charged with harassment without violence between 28 August and 6 September 2024.Kristofer Alexander Deichler, 46, Jatinder Singh Kamra, 45 and Sukhraj Bir Singh, 38, were charged with harassment without violence between 28 August and 6 September 2024.
They are members of Lighthouse - a group which was the subject of the 2023 podcast and TV documentary A Very British Cult.They are members of Lighthouse - a group which was the subject of the 2023 podcast and TV documentary A Very British Cult.
All three were arrested in London last September and have been on bail since.All three were arrested in London last September and have been on bail since.
No date has yet been set for a court hearing.No date has yet been set for a court hearing.
The BBC podcast and TV documentary told the story of Lighthouse International Group – which has since rebranded itself as Lighthouse Global.The BBC podcast and TV documentary told the story of Lighthouse International Group – which has since rebranded itself as Lighthouse Global.
The group began as a life coaching organisation led by a man called Paul Waugh.The group began as a life coaching organisation led by a man called Paul Waugh.
In the programme, a number of people who were signed up to the group shared their experiences about the organisation and how they were promised that investing in "pioneering mentoring" would "transform their lives".
But according to the documentary's subjects, none of the returns ever materialised.
Past members also made allegations of threatening and abusive behaviour from the organisation's leaders.