Sarah Edwards: Last News

K.J. Yossman Sarah Edwards, creative director and senior vice president of global unscripted entertainment at Sony Pictures Television International (SPT), has departed the company, Variety can confirm.Edwards stepped down last month with a view to taking a break for family reasons.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxThe teenager who hurled a six-year-old boy from the viewing platform at the Tate Modern has been slapped with extra jail time for attacking hospital staff.Jonty Bravery, 19, admitted punching a nursing assistant, Sarah Edwards, and pulling her hair after she said she was going to clean his room.Bravery went on to bite Maxwell King, a therapist assistant, as he came to help his colleague.The attack took place at Broadmoor Hospital, where Bravery was being held on remand ahead of sentencing at the Old Bailey.He pleaded guilty to attempted murder and was handed a life sentence in June for throwing the child from the 10th storey balcony in

coronavirus tests says taking one every week is “critical for her mental health.” Sarah Edwards says she has spent £2,400 on private tests in addition to 12 free NHS ones. "My green folder is overflowing with test results and they’re all negative,” she said.

A woman who is petrified of getting coronavirus has had 12 NHS tests, despite not having a single symptom but doesn't think she's selfish.

Harry Potter author sparked outrage with a string of messages on social media that were deemed transphobic, with Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson among those later sharing their support for the transgender community.It has now been revealed that a school in West Sussex has scrapped an idea to name a house after the 54-year-old, following her comments.The Weald school in Billingshurst last month announced new names for five houses, and the addition of a sixth, with the changes taking affect in September.However, in a letter to parents, deputy headteacher Sarah Edwards confirmed that the writer would no longer be given the honour – which will now be going to Malorie Blackman.‘In recent days it has come to light that one of our new names may

A school in Sussex has dropped plans to name a house after JK Rowling following “offensive” tweets.