Huw Edwards: Last News

Scott Bryan The surreal thing about watching the BBC One coverage of Queen Elizabeth II’s death was that we all knew in advance what the coverage was exactly going to be like once the news arrived. The precise wording. The solemn voices. The black ties and repeated library footage. Many of us had read or re-read news stories such as The Guardian’s “London Bridge is Down” in recent days, reports that revealed the intricate and well rehearsed procedure and broadcast announcements for when the Queen dies. It was a procedure that we had also witnessed first-hand, a similar procedure rolled out when the BBC announced the death of her husband, Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, the previous year.

Fans have called for BBC broadcaster Huw Edwards to be knighted for his "magnificent" coverage of the death of the late Queen Elizabeth II.The monarch died on Thursday, 8 September at her home in Balmoral, Scotland, with King Charles, as he is now known, by her side. Other family members including Prince William and Prince Harry rushed to pay their respects, with the latter tragically arriving Elizabeth II's death was announced.

BBC has confirmed the latest changes to its TV schedule following the Queen's death. It was broadcaster Huw Edwards who delivered the news of the Queen’s death live on BBC One on Thursday (September 8) .

The Crown will reportedly 'pause' filming following the death of the Queen. Queen Elizabeth II died peacefully, aged 96, on Thursday afternoon. Her death was announced at around 6.30pm following the release of a brief statement by Buckingham Palace.

Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard opened Good Morning Britain for the first time following the Queen's death on Friday morning (September 9). The nation, and the world, was rocked by the news that Queen Elizabeth II had died, aged 96, on Thursday afternoon.

This is the moment the BBC announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The Queen, who was 96, died at Balmoral on Thursday afternoon (September 8).

BBC News presenters have been told to change into black clothes as the Queen's doctors become 'concerned for her health'.

The BBC changed its programme schedule today following the announcement that the Queen is under medical supervision.

It's no big secret that Glasgow is the bookies favourite to host the Eurovision Song Contest in 2023 after this year's winner, Ukraine, pulled out because of the ongoing war there.

BBC Radio 2 will announced the UK cities shortlisted to host Eurovision 2023 during its breakfast show on Friday morning. Several cities up and down the country are all set to take part in a competitive bidding process including Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield and London.

Russia has added to its so-called stop-list, barring a further 39 British politicians, officials, business people and journalists from entering the country including TV presenter Piers Morgan. 

BBC news presenter Huw Edwards has spoken out after it was revealed he was placed on a list among other people who are banned from Russia.

Craig Hill reckons the Eurovision Song Contest WILL be held in Glasgow and has put himself forward to host it.

Huw Edwards lost his cool with Lord Ian Austin yesterday, after the politician complained about the BBC’s coverage of the heatwave sweeping across the UK. Ian suggested the broadcaster was dedicating too much time to talking about the weather, prompting the BBC presenter to hit back on Twitter.It all began when Ian, 57, tweeted out a criticism of the BBC yesterday evening, causing Huw, 60, to speak out against the former Labour MP.“The @BBCNews at 10 is slightly overdoing the weather,” he commented.“The first 23 minutes have been devoted to the heat, before we got on to the trivial and unimportant issue of who might end up running the country!”The UK is facing its biggest heatwave of the summer so far, with London having been tipped to be even hotter than places like Morocco yesterday and today.The Met Office has issued amber and red alerts warning of “potential serious illness or danger to life”.Huw soon fired back at Ian, insisting that people were currently more preoccupied with the hot weather than with the leadership contest.“Oh give it a rest,” Huw tweeted.

Jeremy Clarkson has slammed BBC presenter Naga Munchetty's six-figure salary after the broadcaster published its list of their top-earners earlier this week.The Clarkson's Farm star, 62, took issue with the BBC Breakfast presenter's wage, which sees her earn up to £369,000.The star started off by justifying war correspondent Orla Guerin's £164,000 a year salary.Jeremy claimed that it's deserved because of the dangerous nature of her job.However, the motoring expert went on to take issue with BBC Breakfast star Naga's wage.Comparing her presenting role to Orla's, he penned: "She doesn’t have to go to work through a hail of machine gun fire."She doesn’t have to do her toilet on a battlefield."He went on to challenge her salary, also addressing the perks of her job.Jeremy continued: "So why, when all she does is sit on a sofa and read an autocue, will she trouser £369,000?"Naga has a cushy job and is doubtless ferried to the studios every day in a Mercedes E-Class with an air freshener," he added in his column in The Sun.However, he went on to add that even after she's finished her job for the day, she'll be pestered by fans for photos.Earlier this week the BBC published a report of their top-earners.Match of the day presenter Gary Lineker topped the list of the BBC's best-paid stars for the fifth year in a row, which saw him take £1.35million in the last financial year.The BBC star's salary is less from the £1.36million he earned last year which followed a pay cut from £1.75milion.After Gary was BBC Radio 2 presenter Zoe Ball who took £980,000.Steve Wright and Alan Shearer both came in third with £450,000.Other BBC stars who were named in the top 10 included Huw Edwards at number six, Fiona Bruce alongside Fiona Bruce,

Men's Health."One of my girls will come to me and ask how I’m feeling," he added."She’s got a code – she’ll say: ‘How are you upstairs today?’ and I think, for a 20-year-old, that’s a nice thing to be asked."He also described his wife Vicky Flind's interaction with him throughout his health ordeal as "rewarding", as he shared she knows when to "take a step back"."Vicky’s incredibly easy-going, very sympathetic," he continued to Men's Health."She’s supportive when she needs to be, she steps back when she needs to."Huw also explained that his condition could cause bouts of anxiety and indecisiveness, making it tricky to remain level-headed."Your mind goes into a place where you don’t want to do anything.

BBC morning breakfast news presenter Dan Walker has issued a warning to fans after multiple social media accounts have been sending out messages claiming to be him.

Huw Edwards found himself issuing an apology on BBC News early on Thursday morning (May 6) but he needn't have worried as fans dubbed him a 'legend' after he was caught out during the election breakfast broadcast.

BBC News presenter Huw Edwards has fired back at criticism aimed at the broadcaster following their coverage of Prime Minister Boris Johnson while abroad.The newsreader, 60, branded it "weird" after a Twitter user claimed that the PM shouldn't face "questions about domestic troubles when on foreign trips", following calls for the broadcaster to be defunded.In view of his 138,900 followers, Huw hit back at the post aimed at the BBC.He wrote: "This stuff is just weird."Thatcher, Major, Blair, Brown, Cameron, May all faced questions about domestic troubles when on foreign trips."Can't see why Johnson should be an exception? @BBCNews," Huw ended his post.The newsreader was responding to a tweet from Robert Kimbell, who was calling for the broadcaster to be defunded following its coverage of Boris Johnson while he was abroad.Robert wrote: "If the purpose of the BBC is to embarrass the British Prime Minister when he is abroad, then it should not merely be ashamed of itself as it attempts to humiliate the UK's reputation overseas but also defunded."#DefundTheBBC," he finished.Following Huw's post, his followers were quick to weigh in on the debate.@steviesmith wrote: "The logic here is hilarious. @Rob_Kimbell is essentially saying that by explaining what @BorisJohnson has been doing, the BBC is embarrassing the UK."Exactly.

Strictly Come Dancing professional Gorka Marquez thanked fans for their well wishes after he spent 24 hours in hospital this week with no reason given.The 31-year-old has now revealed he had Rhabdomyolysis, which would have affected his kidneys if untreated.The condition is the breakdown of muscle tissue that leads to the release of muscle fibre contents into the blood.Gorka said Rhabdomyolysis led to his CK enzymes levels being "very high" which could've led to his kidneys stopping working."So [I] had to get it treated,'' he stated.Earlier this week, the dancer said he had an "interesting 24 hours" in hospital as he shared snaps from his bed.'I went down fairly quickly' Huw Edwards opens up on health battleHe was seen hooked up to a

Aljaz Skorjanec speaks out after Strictly final moment sparks meltdown [STRICTLY]'I went down fairly quickly' Huw Edwards opens up on health battle [HEALTH]Jack Hedley dead: James Bond For Your Eyes Only star dies aged 92 [DEATH]By the age of 21, Heidi had already appeared in Vogue, ELLE and Marie Claire.After appearing on the cover of Sports Illustrated's 1998 Swimsuit Issue, she became one of the founding Victoria’s Secret Angels the next year.Heidi's daughter, Leni has followed in her footsteps making her debut on the cover of the German Vogue with Heidi.Earlier this week Leni told Elle that she was not really nervous when she walked her first runway show for Dolce & Gabbana this year in Venice's St.