Huw Edwards: Last News

BBC chairman Samir Shah has said the British broadcaster is guilty of leaving employees “dangling” after they make misconduct complaints about colleagues.

EXCLUSIVE: An episode of Doctor Who that originally featured Huw Edwards has been restored to BBC iPlayer after six months with the disgraced news presenter edited out.

Lisa Nandy is not mincing her words over the Gregg Wallace allegations and the TV industry’s response.

Alex Ritman Logan Paul sent a lookalike to answer questions from the BBC about his cryptocurrency dealings and accusations that he profited from misleading fans. In the documentary “Logan Paul: Bad Influence?,” which the BBC is airing on Wednesday, filmmaker Matt Shea investigates allegations that the social media personality — whose YouTube channel alone has more than 23 million followers — promoted cryptocurrency projects without revealing he had a financial interest in them, causing prices and the value of his own tokens to spike. Armed with what the BBC claimed was “new evidence,” Shea had been trying to speak to Paul, but the documentary’s producer and director Jamie Tahsin says he had constantly turned them down.

BAFTA is introducing new rules that will give it the power to strip awards from people if convicted of a crime — but the organization has stopped short of revoking Huw Edwards‘ prizes.

Alex Ritman The British Academy of Film and Television Arts has added new guidance to its awards rulebook about retrospectively reviewing and rescinding awards, should the entry be found ineligible through dishonesty or the winner be convicted of a serious crime. Citing disgraced former BBC News host Huw Edwards — who earlier this year pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children — as an example, BAFTA chair Sara Putt outlined the “forfeiture process” that would lead the organization to consider revoking an award.

Top Gear and Take Me Out star Paddy McGuinness has returned to his comedy roots, embarking on his first live tour for eight years. His first night of the Nearly There tour was on Thursday 24 October, and it took the comic just one minute before he made a joke at the expense of his ex-wife Christine. Speaking from the stage at Blackburn’s King George’s Hall, Paddy said: “It’s all about love and respect tonight.

Don’t let BBC Director General Tim Davie hear you say the word “talent.”

Mrs Brown’s Boys star Brendan O’Carroll has apologised after a racist remark sparked a BBC probe. The 69-year-old used the offensive term during a read-through of the Christmas special with cast and crew at the BBC Scotland studies in Glasgow last Wednesday.

Huw Edwards' wife has filed for divorce following his child-abuse images conviction.TV producer Vicky Flind, mother of the 63-year-old’s five children, launched proceedings to end their 30-year marriage after she kicked him out of the family home, according to The Sun.The pair were married for 30 years and share five children.The disgraced BBC newsreader, 63, was given six months imprisonment, suspended for two years, in September after he pleaded guilty to having made indecent images of children.The sentence came after father-of-five was arrested in November 2023 following the findings of South Wales Police that he had been involved in a sick WhatsApp conversation with convicted paedophile Alex Williams, 25.The felon was said to have sent Edwards 41 images of child abuse between December 2020 and August 2021. Seven of the indecent images were Category A, which is the worst category of its kind.

Huw Edwards has reportedly put his family's £4.75 million London home on the market.

The BBC is set to release its report today into the Strictly Come Dancing controversy involving Giovanni Pernice and Amanda Abbington.

A man burst into tears as he was jailed for having sexual communications with a ‘child’ online after asking a judge: “Am I going to prison now?”

Disgraced news presenter Huw Edwards dodged prison at his sentencing earlier this month, however his life will now be dramatically different.

The disgraced former BBC newsreader, Huw Edwards, has received a suspended sentence after admitting to the creation and distribution of indecent images of children.

Huw Edwards was seen in court yesterday (Monday 16), still wearing his wedding ring, despite rumours that his 30-year marriage has ended following his shocking confession.The former BBC News presenter, who has fallen from grace, pleaded guilty to three counts of creating indecent images of children back in July. The offences, which occurred between December 2020 and April 2022, were related to 377 images shared in a disturbing WhatsApp group chat.

Former BBC presenter Huw Edwards has received a six-month suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to having accessed indecent images of children.

In the wake of the Huw Edwards sentencing, the BBC Director General has said he wants his legacy to be moving “beyond” these crises, while he confirmed that the former lead anchor will never work for the corporation again.

Former BBC newsreader Huw Edwards' sick double life has been revealed after he dodged jail time for accessing indecent images of children. The formerly respected broadcaster was sentenced to six months imprisonment, suspended for two years, after admitting to his crimes.

The police have released a mug-shot of a stern-faced Huw Edwards, the disgraced star who managed to avoid prison today (Monday 16 September).The dishevelled BBC presenter was pictured in a bleary-eyed photo following his arrest last year.This afternoon, he was informed that his career was in ruins.The former News at Ten presenter, aged 63, received a six-month sentence, suspended for two years, from Chief Magistrate Paul Goldspring during a hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court today. Huw sat forward, hands clasped against his lips, as Mr Goldspring told him: "The impact of child sexual abuse can be severe and lifelong." Mr Goldspring also informed Huw that his "reputation is in tatters," as he began his sentencing remarks, reports the Mirror.

K.J. Yossman Huw Edwards has been handed a suspended prison sentence of six months after pleading guilty to making indecent images of children. He has also been ordered to complete a sex offender treatment program and will be added to the sex offender register for seven years.