It was he who announced on the BBC that Elizabeth II was dead. The wife revealed that he paid for the pictures of the naked boy

Edwards has been with the BBC since 1984, is the station’s fourth highest earning presenter and presenter of its flagship news program “News at Ten”. He reported on the biggest events in Great Britain in recent years – he announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September last year. Now he is in the hospital. His wife Vicky Flind said he was there because of “serious mental health issues”.

The presenter was hospitalized, the wife admitted that he was involved in the scandal

Flind issued a statement on behalf of the presenter after days of speculation about who the BBC person was involved in the nude boy buying scandal. . The statement appeared on the BBC News website shortly after London Metropolitan Police said there was nothing to indicate a crime had been committed.

“Huw suffers from severe mental health problems. As is well documented, he has been treated for severe depression in recent years,” Flind said. “The events of the last few days have made things much worse, he has suffered another serious episode and is now being cared for in hospital,” she wrote, adding that she hoped the statement would put an end to recent media speculation about other BBC presenters.

The presenter paid 35 thousand. pounds for pictures of a naked 17-year-old

Last Friday, The Sun reported that the mother of a 20-year-old accused a public television presenter (who was not named at the time) of paying for sexually explicit photos of her teenage child, who was 17 at the time. He was to pay him 35,000 over three years. pounds (over PLN 180,000). The BBC suspended a “male staff member” after the report and admitted on Sunday that it first became aware of the complaint in May.

After assessing the case, the police concluded that “there are no indications that a crime has been committed”. There were new allegations against the presenter this week – BBC News reported that a second anonymous person has made claims.

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