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Huw Edwards, the disgraced former BBC presenter, has today been spared jail after he admitted downloading indecent images of children. Last year, it was reported that an unnamed BBC personality had paid a teenager for images.

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.

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.

Disgraced Huw Edwards arrived in court today wearing his wedding ring, but his 30-year marriage is said to be over after he admitted to his disgusting crimes. The former BBC News presenter pleaded guilty to three counts of making indecent images of children in July.

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.

Huw Edwards has pleaded guilty to downloading indecent images of children following an investigation which spanned months.

Huw Edwards, the former BBC News presenter, has reportedly moved out of his marital home following a split from his wife Vicky Flind.The 62 year old journalist pleaded guilty to all charges against him at Westminster Magistrates' Court today. He was charged with three counts of making indecent images of children.This is the first time Edwards has been seen in public since July 2023. He was arrested in November 2023 and officially resigned from the BBC in April 2024.The alleged offences took place between December 2020 and April 2022 and involve images shared on a WhatsApp chat.The TV News Reader is accused of possessing six category A images, 12 category B images, and 19 category C images.

Following the confirmation that former BBC News presenter Huw Edwards has entered guilty pleas to child sex offence charges against him, details have emerged about his home life since allegations were made.

Former BBC presenter Huw Edwards has reportedly split from his wife Vicky Flind after court papers related to charges against him revealed a different address to the family home. Huw, 62, and wife Vicky, 60, live in a house in Dulwich, south London, but court documents reveal he is now dividing his time between a new home in Wandsworth, south west London, and one in Wales. OK! has contacted Huw's rep for comment.

Huw Edwards has resigned from the BBC, almost a year after reports claimed that the newsreader had paid a young person for sexually explicit images.

Newsreader Huw Edwards has resigned and left the BBC, the corporation has confirmed.

Newsreader Huw Edwards has resigned from the BBC on "medical advice", the corporation has said. The broadcaster has been off air since last July following newspaper reports claiming he paid a young person for sexually explicit images.

Naman Ramachandran A BBC report into the investigation of the Huw Edwards scandal has identified shortcomings in the corporation’s process. A review of the BBC’s non-editorial complaints process was commissioned last year in the wake of the scandal. It was led by BBC Group COO Leigh Tavaziva and Deloitte, under the direction of Simon Cuerden.

BBC's News at Ten frontman Huw Edwards is said to be "very cross" about the way he has been treated and is thought to be set to leave the BBC after an internal inquiry has been carried out. Huw was suspended from his work duties with the BBC in July after it was reported that he had paid a teenager £35,000 in exchange for sexually explicit images.

Ellise Shafer The BBC has published its terms of reference for the review of its non-editorial complaints process following last week’s Huw Edwards scandal. The review will be led by BBC Group COO Leigh Tavaziva and Deloitte, under the direction of Simon Cuerden. It is set to commence this month and will be completed by late fall. “The objective of the review is to assess the effectiveness of the current BBC policies and processes regarding non-editorial complaints and allegations (complaints) which come into the BBC,” according to a press release. “The review will cover complaints received by the BBC Public Service or World Service in the U.K. It will not cover the editorial complaints process. Areas of the BBC not currently within scope, e.g. BBC Studios, will be considered for assessment as part of the action plan from this review.”

The BBC has been in touch with the family of the person at the centre of allegations surrounding presenter Huw Edwards, according to Tim Davie.

Jeremy Vine has agreed a financial settlement with a Twitter user who falsely identified him as the BBC presenter at the centre of the Huw Edwards furore.

Rita Ora was left red-faced during her appearance on BBC Breakfast today after she accidentally addressed a presenter as Huw Edwards in a blunder.

Huw Edwards fans have rushed to support him after it was revealed he is currently in the hospital battling with mental health problems.

TV personality Richard Madeley says he feels 'deeply sorry' for BBC presenter Huw Edwards after he was named at the centre of an alleged explicit images scandal.The Sun newspaper broke the allegations that claimed a BBC presenter paid a teenager £35,000 in exchange for explicit images.The teenager's mother claimed that she saw a picture of the presenter on her teenager's phone "sitting on a sofa in his house in his underwear". On Tuesday, July 12, Huw Edwards was named by his wife Vicky Flind as the BBC star that was investigated over the scandal.