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Jul 2023
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Huw Edwards named but should the last fe...

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There had been days of widespread speculation and increasing pressure on the suspended BBC presenter to reveal his identity but now, Huw Edwards’ wife has issued a statement on his behalf.
Vicky Flind told the PA news agency that her husband is suffering from serious mental health issues and is currently receiving care in hospital.

Shortly before the revelation, the Met Police said there was “no information” to suggest a criminal offence had taken place following claims surrounding the star – including that he had paid a teenager for explicit photos.

On this Sky News Daily, Kimberley Leonard is she’s joined by Jake Kanter - Deadline's investigations editor and former media editor at The Times.

Emma-Rae Woodhouse – podcast producer
Alex Edden – interviews producer
Annie Joyce – senior podcast producer
Paul Stanworth – editor
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