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BBC News at Ten in 2003. Having a job in front of the camera, the 60-year-old said people automatically believed he was confident, but this wasn't always the case as behind closed doors he had depression. "Like everyone that suffers with depression, you don’t get one bout of it.

BBC’s News At Ten. However, some fans will be left wanting to know a bit more about the star’s life outside broadcasting.Huw has been married to his wife Vicky Find for many years.She’s a television producer who has previously worked on This Week and Peston.The pair live in Dulwich and have five children together, Dan, Amos, Hannah, Rebecca and Sammy.While Huw tends to keep his family life to himself, he has previously opened up about how his wife has helped him.The broadcaster spoke in an unearthed chat about how his weight had increased following his father’s death to cancer.At the time, Huw admitted he’d put on a lot of weight as he came to terms with the tough time.He said: “By 2016, 2017, I had put on a lot of weight.

BBC presenter spoke out today, claiming they were "censoring history".Picton had been celebrated as a hero for his role in the Battle of Waterloo.But as governor of Trinidad he abused the slaves he owned, and was known as a tyrant even at the time.Scrutiny of memorials to Thomas have intensified since the growth of the Black Lives Matter movement in 2020, and Cardiff council voted to remove a marble statue of him from its Hall of Heroes at City Hall."There's no basis at all to say 'if'."I can see why you leapt to the false conclusion of censorship from glancing at the headline (which is a bit clickbait-y), but reading the story proves it's nothing of the sort."Angered by this response, Huw hastily replied: "The official statement is

Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to respond to claims that BBC News lead presenter Huw Edwards is "keen" on filling his spot on the ITV breakfast show.The outspoken media personality, 56, left the ITV news show back in March and recently announced that he will be joining News Corp and FOX News Media at the end of the year.In view of his 7.9million followers, the star put the question straight to the BBC star.Retweeting an article claiming that the newsreader is "keen" to fill Piers' shoes, the former Life Stories presenter responded to the news.In French, Piers penned: "Et tu, Huw?," alongside two laughing face emojis while tagging the star.The BBC star is said to be "keen" on becoming a presenter on GMB,

BBC News anchor is reportedly commanding £10,000 to £25,000 per engagement through a celebrity agency.The News at Ten anchor, 60, recently hit out after his BBC salary was made public, claiming that he had been angered when his £529,000 salary was announced.Huw had dubbed the decision made by BBC bosses to publish the salaries of staff earning over £150,000 a "nightmare", adding that it had been "very tedious".The Welsh star claims that he had not been embarrassed about his salary, but was left disgruntled after it was revealed, despite taking a "huge pay cut" some years beforehand."If you do get a huge pay cut, it's certainly going to affect you, your psychology, and your attitude towards the work," he told BBC Radio Cymru.Now, it appears

BBC later this year.The latter - the BBC's Science Editor - confirmed he had quit on Twitter today.The 63-year-old has been a firm fixture at the broadcaster for the past 39 years.The BBC News at Ten host wasted no time in branding David "one of the very best" shortly after the shock statement.Huw posted in view of his 131,000 followers on the micro-blogging site, in reply to his colleague's thread.David had intitially revealed all to his 44,000 fans, saying he would exit after the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference.The broadcaster thanked those he had worked with for an "incredible journey".He remarked on some of the many places he had visited around the globe, as well as showing his gratitude to those that had made it

BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has told that a man urged him to take his face mask off during a train journey.

The BBC has cut the bill for its top talent by 10% since last year, its annual report will show today.

BBC News presenter Huw Edwards, 59, has been forced to take down his earlier tweet about the backlash aimed at his team over the ways Martin Bashir arranged his interview with the late Princess Diana in 1995.The journalist took to Twitter today in a now-deleted post to explain that although he feels “sickened” after a report concluded that Bashir had acted inappropriately and seriously breached BBC guidelines to obtain his interview, he felt today’s BBC News team had been unfairly “lectured” over the situation.The BBC News at Ten host shared his team had been "lectured on probity and trust" by some of the media.He had penned: "There is no excuse or justification for what happened in 1995."We are all sickened by it and the subsequent

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The BBC's coverage of the funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh was watched by an average of almost seven million people.

Prince Philip was at the centre of arrangements for his final exit from the world.From the Land Rover he specially commissioned and helped to design to the haunting echo of the choir inside the majestic St George’s Hall, the choreographed event will be executed in keeping with his wishes to signify a remarkable life of service by the Queen’s side.

Gary Lineker is taking a pay cut – which makes Zoe Ball the BBC’s highest-paid earner.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterThe BBC published its annual financials today, revealing its top earning presenters and executives.Sports personality Gary Lineker leads the way again but has agreed to take a £400,000 ($514,000) pay cut as part of signing a new five-year deal with the broadcaster, also announced today.

Alex Jones was left in shock on Monday evening as Huw Edwards claimed she is "difficult" to work with live on The One Show.The 43 year old was joined on the BBC One talk show by newsreader Huw Edwards, 59, as they discussed the BBC Young Reporter of the Year competition. Both Alex and Huw are judges for the competition which hopes to find the best upcoming journalist in the country.

Newsreader Huw Edwards says depression saw his weight balloon to 16-and-a-half stone - but boxing got him fighting fit again.

The One Show host Alex Jones, 43, and her co-star Huw Edwards, 58, caught up with Sir Rod Stewart, 75, and Penny Lancaster, 49, from their home to mark VE Day.

During a discussion with Alex Jones and Huw Edwards on The One Show this evening, Sir Rod Stewart, 75, spoke about his brave dad Robert, who worked as an Air Raid Precautions enforcer during the Second World War.The singer told the presenters: “He was in the ARP, the air rescue police so he had to go to hospitals and pull out children.“It involved bomb sites, you know a dreadful job, but he was brave and he did it.”The singer went on tell the hosts he was five months old when WW2 took place.Alex then asked: “Were you an air raid shelter baby?”Simon Cowell and Lauren Silverman affair claim: 'They are happy'“Yes indeed I was,” he replied as he reflected on the traumatic he “nearly didn’t make it” when he was born.He explained: "In fact I

Huw Edwards is usually seen behind the BBC News desk, bringing the latest stories every night at 10pm.

hereBowen drove over the stinger, but it seemed to have 'little effect', prosecutor Huw Edwards said.He then increased his speed, mounted the pavement and undertook traffic, the court heard.The car moved onto Longley Lane, reaching speeds of more than 70mph in a 30mph zone.Officers noticed a passenger in the car wearing a balaclava who was 'waving' a hammer around.Bowen had moved onto Sharston Road in Wythenshawe, reaching speeds of 45mph.Soon after, he went the wrong way around a roundabout.Another police car had joined to help the other officers, and positioned the vehicle to block Bowen.But Bowen crashed into the front of the police car.He and his passenger got out and ran off.Bowen was stopped as he tried to climb a fence, as police