BBC news presenter Huw Edwards was warned about his conduct online two years before the scandal that triggered his departure from the corporation, The Sunday Times reports. Edwards, the chief anchor of BBC News and the go-to presenter for the country’s biggest events,

Acclaimed BBC anchor Huw Edwards — and one of the most recognizable faces on British TV — stepped down amid a sex scandal involving the solicitation of sexually explicit photos from a

THE BBC warned Huw Edwards over his online conduct two years before the scandal which saw the newsreader taken off air, it was claimed last night. A confidential report seen by the Sunday Times

BBC told to 'come clean' and publish the findings of all investigations into Huw Edwards' conduct after report reveals bosses had warned presenter about his behaviour two years before scandal

The BBC says in a statement that it has suspended a male presenter from all duties and contacted the Metropolitan Police over the allegations. The Sun reported the presenter allegedly made two calls to the young person and asked them to call their mother to “stop the investigation” after the exclusive was published.

The BBC spoke to Huw Edwards about his online conduct two years before he was named as the presenter who had been suspended by the corporation in a scandal, it’s been claimed. Earlier this month, it was announced that the newsreader had resigned from the broadcaster after 40 years ‘on medical advice’.

Huw Edwards was reportedly warned by the BBC about his online conduct two years before the scandal that led the news reader to be taken off air. The 62-year-old resigned last week on medical grounds, having not worked since July 2023 when the Sun alleged he had paid a young person for sexually explicit images.

We still have so many questions and need the BBC to answer them’, the young person’s mother said following the veteran broadcaster’s resignation