This page gathers key articles, letters, and updates that document Lighthouse Global’s ongoing case against BBC reporter Catrin Nye, her colleagues, and the wider culture at the BBC. Each piece adds another layer of evidence and context about her conduct, her character, and the institutional system that has enabled and protected her work.


1. Complaint Letter To Kemi Badenoch: How State Power Was Weaponised

Date: 2024-02-19

Article: Complaint Letter To the Secretary of State For Business & Trade: Kemi Badenoch

This letter from Lighthouse Director Chris Nash exposes how the UK Insolvency Service was “weaponised” by hostile parties and then amplified by the BBC to attack Paul Waugh and Lighthouse Global. It shows how Nye’s narrative was never simply journalism, but part of a wider pattern of bureaucratic and media abuse, where state power and broadcast power were aligned against a small Christian organisation. The piece is central to understanding the structural environment in which Catrin Nye operates and the kind of “evidence” she has chosen to rely on and legitimise.


2. Alexandra Stein and the Abuse of the “Cult Expert” Label

Date: 2024-03-14

Article: Self-Proclaimed Cult Expert Alexandra Stein Supports Child Abusive Parents

Here Lighthouse challenges Dr Alexandra Stein’s role in endorsing Lighthouse’s critics without ever investigating Lighthouse itself. The article argues that Stein has effectively sided with families accused of serious abuse while repeating the BBC’s line that Lighthouse is a “cult”. Nye leans on Stein’s status to bolster her own attacks, but this piece calls Stein’s judgment and integrity into question. It therefore also reflects back on Nye’s character: whom she chooses to platform, whose stories she ignores, and how little due diligence she is willing to do when a verdict against Lighthouse suits her purposes.


3. BBC Lie No. 3 – “Paul Waugh & Jai Singh Refused To Be Interviewed”

Date: 2024-03-18

Article: BBC Lie No.3 – That Paul Waugh & Jai Singh Refused To Be Interviewed By The BBC

Here Lighthouse publishes timelines and email chains to argue that it was the BBC—not Paul Waugh or Jai Singh—who blocked meaningful engagement. The piece claims Nye’s team repeatedly declined offers to provide evidence under proper permissions, then told audiences Lighthouse had not responded. As an index entry, it goes directly to questions of Nye’s honesty about process and right of reply.


4. BBC Lie No. 4 – “Lighthouse Only ‘Rebranded’ as Christians”

Date: 2024-03-20

Article: BBC Lie No.4 – That Lighthouse Global Partners Only ‘Rebranded’ As Christians Once We Came Under Criticism