huw edwards is, from today, no longer employed by the bbc. dwards is, from today, no longer employed by the bbc.— edwards is, from today, no longer employed by the bbc. he has indeed resiuned. employed by the bbc. he has indeed resigned- as — employed by the bbc. he has indeed resigned- as we _ employed by the bbc. he has indeed resigned. as we died _ employed by the bbc. he has indeed resigned. as we died this _ employed by the bbc. he has indeed resigned. as we died this news, - employed by the bbc. he has indeed resigned. as we died this news, it i resigned. as we died this news, it is worth just looking back at what a career huw edwards has had in his decade with the bbc, anchoring some of the most significant moments of the last few years.— the last few years. well, exactly. i remember — the last few years. well, exactly. i remember covering _ the last few years. well, exactly. i remember covering this _ the last few years. well, exactly. i remember covering this story - the last few years. well, exactly. i remember covering this story la

huw edwards is not their own. huw edwards is not their own. huw edwards is not the victim here.d and proved to be untrue , the status proved to be untrue, the status of victimhood exists only for the young person whose drug habit allegedly, allegedly , lee habit allegedly, allegedly, lee edwards bankrolled with licence fee cash . what about that tan, fee cash. what about that tan, by the way ? well, my comments by the way? well, my comments haven't aged too badly since then. haven't aged too badly since then . the bbc apologised to the then. the bbc apologised to the parents of the young person allegedly involved and have promised to review their procedures. the parents don't seem to impressed with the apology, though. the person's mother told the sun we have suffered immense pain. she said. if the bbc had handled the complaint properly, they would not have had to go through this hell. now, whilst i wish mr edwards a speedy recovery from any mental health issues he's going through, i mean, i'll be honest, a quarter of £1 million in nine months would set me right this won't stop

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huw edwards was more than just a regular presenter. through some of the nation's landmark moments. for the fourth time in the space of five years. he presented elections... and we're live in downing street, where borisjohnson... ..and held our hands through royal and state occasions, even announcing the death of queen elizabeth. the palace has just issued this statement. but a newspaper headline changed everything. last summer, the sun published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards' wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering "severe mental health issues". police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place. but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour w

huw edwards has not appeared on bbc news since then.to move forward". earlier we heard form our media editor — katie razzall. huw edwards had a 40 year career at the bbc and it is over. he fronted the bbc and it is over. he fronted the news at ten for 20 years and he's been the face of the bbc four elections. political crisis. and royal and state occasions. welcome to windsor. and then a newspaper headline changed everything. the media frenzy of lastjuly followed a series of articles published in the sun, alleging an unnamed bbc presenter was paying a young person to send photographs described by the sun as sordid images. lawyers representing the person alleged to send the pictures said it was totally wrong and there was no truth, but it didn't stop more headlines. what brought it to a conclusion was a statement from huw edwards's white which revealed his name to the public, decisions she said was for his well—being and he was suffering from mental health issues. the statement today says his resignation was on the advice of his doctors.

huw edwards has not appeared on bbc news since then. been paid off, and hope his decision will "allow all parties to move forward". earlier we heard form our media editor — katie razzall. it's a very significant day for the bbc and of course a very significant day for huw edwards. it is a short statement, not a great deal of detail. it is attributed to a bbc spokesperson and it says huw edwards is today resigned and left the bbc after 40 years of service. he has explained his decision was made on the basis of medical advice from his doctors. the bbc has accepted his resignation which it believes will allow all parties to move forward. the bbc says it doesn't believe it's appropriate to comment further. people may well remember last summer and what happened and the reason why for the last nine months or so huw edwards, who is the lead anchor on the bbc's flagship news at ten programme as well as a key presenter across wider bbc output, people will remember he has not been seen on screen for the last nine months and that is related to a s

and i think we do actually still wish huw edwards very well.ever difficult it is . and i think, difficult it is. and i think, you know, perhaps, you know, and we can all make mistakes. but i think the problem here is these mistakes seem to have been repeated. but i think we've got to wait really, in some ways for the all of the proof to come out. >> also mark well indeed innocent till proven guilty and huw edwards not here to defend himself. nigel nelson but the telegraph go on that this woman later retracted the complaint following further contact from alleged further contact from huw edwards, but raised concerns with the corporation for a second time in january 2022. >> if this is true, it materially changes the whole way that the investigation should go . i was quite happy to see the bbc investigation dropped on huw edwards himself because of his mental health issues , the fact mental health issues, the fact he left the bbc without any payoff . i thought that then the payoff. i thought that then the chapter had been closed . if it chapter ha

huw edwards was more than just a regular presenter.ation's landmark moments. for the fourth time in the space of five years. he presented elections... and we're live in downing street, where borisjohnson... ..and held our hands through royal and state occasions, even announcing the death of queen elizabeth. the palace has just issued this statement. but a newspaper headline changed everything. last summer, the sun published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards' wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering "severe mental health issues". police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place. but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there a

the bbc needs to come clean about huw edwards . next. about huw edwards. next. >> hello. good evening from the gb newsroom. here are the top stories at 9:00. well, first of all, to the latest developments from the house of lords, where peers have again pushed back on the government's rwanda plan and demanded mps think again for a fifth time. the house of lords voted to send one change to the draft legislation back to mps, demanding that rwanda won't be treated as safe until an independent monitoring group agrees. it's safe. however, lords have backed down on a second amendment calling for the to bill include an exemption for afghan nationals who assisted british troops. that's after a home office minister said the government will not send afghans who are eligible for settlement in the uk to rwanda . well, in the uk to rwanda. well, tonight's political ping pong comes after the prime minister declared earlier that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to get the bill passed . to other get the bill passed. to other news now and to the us, where

whether huw edwards is around to cooperate or not, because this comes down to more than just money. w edwards won't get a payout for his resignation. he is going to get a big fat pension, no doubt, but it's about trust and transparency, something the bbc should be fighting very hard to salvage in light of its scandal ridden history . let's get the thoughts history. let's get the thoughts of my panel. tonight's political commentator suzanne evans, journalist and broadcaster benjamin butterworth , and benjamin butterworth, and political editor at the daily express, sam lister, good evening to you all. suzanne, let's start with you . the bbc, let's start with you. the bbc, are a public institution . are a public institution. they're funded by licence fee payers. huw edwards was on £430,000 a year. do we have a right to know what's happened with this investigation? if it's been completed, if it hasn't, and where they stand with the complainants ? complainants? >> i think, you know, this story is never going to go away until we actually get to the bottom of what happened. and that report

huw edwards was more than just a regular presenter.f five years. he presented elections... and we�*re live in downing street, where borisjohnson... ..and held our hands through royal and state occasions, even announcing the death of queen elizabeth. the palace has just issued this statement. but a newspaper headline changed everything. last summer, the sun published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards�* wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering "severe mental health issues". police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place. but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there are 650... resolving the issue of whether he would return t

huw edwards, resign from the bbc. shortly, are expected to show that edwards is the channel's, or certainly was the channel's, or certainly was the channel's highest paid news presenter at almost half £1 million a year. even by bbc standards , that's not great standards, that's not great value for money, is it? hundreds of thousands of pounds for doing no work? that's right. he's been off for air nine months on full pay- off for air nine months on full pay. but who cares when it's your money and mine now, huw edwards, we are told, has been battling mental health issues and in his recovery he we wish him well, but the beeb don't seem to wish him well. following his departure. their 55 word statement was as frosty as a night out with william and harry. no, thank you for your many years of service or good luck in the future. he has left the corporation with his tail between his legs . perhaps he between his legs. perhaps he likes that position. >> i haven't seen the alleged photo . photo. >> meanwhile, the bbc have splas

huw edwards has not appeared on bbc news since then. earlier this afternoon, saying that huw edwards has today resigned and left the bbc after 40 years of service. hugh was explained that his decision was made on the basis of medical advice from his doctors. the bbc has accepted his resignation, which it believes will allow all parties to move forward. "we don't believe it appropriate to comment further." so, this series of events that have been going on since last summer, when allegations were first made in a national newspaper about huw edwards, has finally seemed to come to a resolution as far as his relationship with the bbc is confirmed. people will remember that a newspaper accused him of paying a young person for explicit images — something that was disputed later on by the young person involved. the bbc, once these allegations were made, did speak to the metropolitan police — the metropolitan police said there was no evidence of any criminality, and since then, huw edwards has been off our screens. of course, one of the best—kno

huw edwards was on £430,000 a yeah huw edwards was on £430,000 a year. yes. no. criminality fine.nry bolton . though. henry bolton. >> yeah, look, i agree, i hate witch hunts. i despise them . witch hunts. i despise them. there are so many cases of politicians, particularly , but politicians, particularly, but also some celebrities who have been pursued , food and whose been pursued, food and whose private lives have been ripped apart by the media, by organisations including the bbc and, you know, so i despise that sort of behaviour. but the bbc must tread a very difficult path. it has its own integrity to think of. it has the integrity of, of , of an integrity of, of, of an organisation or it needs to look after the integrity of an organisation that is funded from the public purse and, and has a reputation to uphold. it is already failing to do that. i'm not saying that they should divulge all sorts of personal details, no, but they do have a responsibility to tell the british people who fund them, whether or not one of their star presenters has actually committed something that

huw edwards, resign from the bbc. t shortly, are expected to show that edwards is the channel's, or certainly was the channel's, or certainly was the channel's highest paid news presenter at almost half £1 million a year. even by bbc standards , that's not great standards, that's not great value for money, is it? hundreds of thousands of pounds for doing no work? that's right. he's been off for air nine months on full pay- off for air nine months on full pay. but who cares when it's your money and mine now, huw edwards, we are told, has been battling mental health issues and in his recovery he we wish him well, but the beeb don't seem to wish him well. following his departure. their 55 word statement was as frosty as a night out with william and harry. no, thank you for your many years of service or good luck in the future. he has left the corporation with his tail between his legs . perhaps he between his legs. perhaps he likes that position. >> i haven't seen the alleged photo . photo. >> meanwhile, the bbc have spla

huw edwards was more than just a regular presenter. nation's landmark moments. for the fourth time in the space of five years... he presented elections... we're live in downing street. ..and held our hands through royal and state occasions. even announcing the death of queen elizabeth. the palace has just issued this statement. but a newspaper headline changed everything. last summer, the sun published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards' wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering severe mental health issues. police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place — but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there are 650 mps... resolving

huw edwards was more than just a regular presenter. published a series of articles alleging that an unnamed bbc presenter had paid a young person to send what the paper described as "sordid images". within days, lawyers representing that person said it was totally wrong and there was no truth in it. but speculation about who the unnamed bbc presenter was ended when huw edwards' wife issued a statement revealing his name. she said he was suffering severe mental health issues. police said there was no evidence anything illegal had taken place — but huw edwards remained suspended, and the bbc said its internal investigation into the presenter�*s behaviour would continue. there are 650 mps... resolving the issue of whether he would return to screen has taken months, during which it's believed huw edwards, the bbc�*s highest paid news presenter, continued to receive his salary — around £440,000 a year. welcome to windsor. today, his 40—year career at the bbc is over. from reporting on politics for bbc wales to his prestigious role bringing

so i think that, yes, whilst we all wish huw edwards well, i mean , it's an edwards well, i mean, it'sg to suffer from a mental health condition . mental health condition. >> but it's convenient though, isn't it? in this particular time i, i think it's quite unfair to say it's convenient. >> we don't know the ins and outs of this, and i think we have to be really, really careful on it because you don't want to stop other people coming forward. you don't want to stop other people admitting that they have mental health problems. >> to the timing of his mental health is very, very maybe it maybe. >> do you not think after the tragedy of caroline flack, that we need to be very concerned about celebrities and their mental health? >> i think that we need to hold people accountable . we need to people accountable. we need to make sure that we bring this awareness that someone of 62 years old should not be communicating in any way with a young person in that way. and once we put a line there and stop these kinds of things happening, people will then stop because somebody's communicating with a

com but coming up, huw edwards, set to be huw edwards, he's set to be announced bbc's most announcede being air, not reading the being off air, not reading the news for eight months, the bbc licence fee payers a good use of their money. right. well. huw edwards is set to be announced as the bbc's most expensive newsreader. despite being suspended last yeah >> yes. being paid for not reading the news? well, the long serving presenter was embroiled in controversy after allegedly, there were payments for nude images from a younger individual. he's yet to return to our screens, having been hospitalised with serious mental health issues. so we're asking just why is the sideline presenter still costing the licence fee payer potentially more than £400,000 a year? yes, it's quite extraordinary. >> let's pose that very question to former bbc royal correspondent michael cole, michael, lots of people will be a little bit aghast at the sum that he's still being paid despite not doing his job. >> good afternoon emily. good afternoon tom, this is symptomatic of the waste that is endemic within the

and with huw edwards.y and the bbc bit more transparent. >> let know think at >> let us know what you think at home. vaiews@gbnews.com. theresa has in touch theresa has got in touch about this flag. going this olympic flag. we're going to little while to be talking in a little while to be talking in a little while to olympic athlete. to another olympic athlete. theresa said. this is horrible. how can the national flag be defaced and be allowed to get away with it? everything that is british to be being british seems to be being undermined easter and undermined christmas, easter and now national symbol. oh you now our national symbol. oh you missed all that, didn't you? >> the gesture eggs did you get? oh, no. >> i saw gesture eggs that was on thursday. yeah, that was a heartwarming moment, wasn't it? >> i sincerely hope >> kathy says i sincerely hope the joke. why do we the flag is a joke. why do we have keep trying muck have to keep trying to muck around england great around with england and great britain

huw edwards has wrongdoing. huw edwards has resigned from his position at the bbc.paper reports that he'd paid someone for intimate images. his departure comes after what the bbc described as medical advice . bbc described as medical advice. a woman has been arrested after a car crashed through the wall of a primary school in liverpool shortly before 830 this morning. a white mercedes hit a wall, ending up inside a classroom at the beacon primary school in everton. merseyside police say no children were present at the time of the collision. the female driver was assessed at the scene. her passenger sustained a minor injury. the school has been closed for the day and the building will be assessed for structural damage . assessed for structural damage. a former parliamentary researcher and another man have been charged with spying for china after an investigation by counter—terrorism police . 29 counter—terrorism police. 29 year old christopher cash and christopher berry , who's 32, christopher berry, who's 32, have been charged under the official secrets act. both ha

presenter huw edwards has resigned from the bbc on medical advice. since last july, after reports claimed he paid a young person for sexually explicit images. police said there was no evidence of any crime. a parliamentary researcher and another man have been charged with spying for china. christopher cash and christopher berry are accused of giving articles, notes, documents or information to a foreign state. china called the allegations malicious slander. and audiences will have to wait another week to get into the uk's biggest new arena, because it's not quite ready. the co—op live in manchester was set to open on tuesday with a show with peter kay, but bosses say the venue's power supplies are a few days behind schedule. peter kay says he is gutted to be moved to next week and he might have to move his bums and turns class for the new dates. time for ten seconds of a rogue proposal. while running the london marathon with a fridge called tallulah on his back, daniel fairbrother stopped to propose to his girlfriend. she said yes and off he went to

the bbc needs to come clean about huw edwards . next. about huw edwards. next. >> hello.ories at 9:00. well, first of all, to the latest developments from the house of lords, where peers have again pushed back on the government's rwanda plan and demanded mps think again for a fifth time. the house of lords voted to send one change to the draft legislation back to mps, demanding that rwanda won't be treated as safe until an independent monitoring group agrees. it's safe. however, lords have backed down on a second amendment calling for the to bill include an exemption for afghan nationals who assisted british troops. that's after a home office minister said the government will not send afghans who are eligible for settlement in the uk to rwanda . well, in the uk to rwanda. well, tonight's political ping pong comes after the prime minister declared earlier that enough is enough and said mps and peers will sit through the night to get the bill passed . to other get the bill passed. to other news now and to the us, where prosecutors have told a court that donald trump's alleg

and the news presenter huw edwards announces he's left the bbc, on medical advice.s of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we will start with our main story. let's go straight to new york, the trial of donald trump. we will go through all the details. this is a significant day in the trial because we are about to hear the opening arguments from both the prosecution and the defence. they are in court, it is in session right now, some details being sorted out. in the last 30 minutes, donald trump entered that area we are watching, and as he normally does gave a brief statement to the press. that's listen. i say before we begin. these are all biden trials. this is done as election interference. everybody knows it.

the bbc is hoping to brush the huw edwards scandal under the carpet.accountable echo chamber. the bbc has become a law unto itself. in my take at ten, andrew neil has attacked gb news as the home of conspiracy theorists and nutters. i'll be giving my full response and i'm not pulling my punches. plus, mark meets my all star panel and tomorrow's papers. we're live at nine. >> welcome back to the saturday night showdown . kherson oblast night showdown. kherson oblast is coming up. but first i promised i would show you what happened when this woman used virtual reality for the very first time. sorry. night. >> stop stop stop stop stop stop stop now! step off, step back. step to your right. >> wow. step to the right. wow. you're just. wow. you're floating. really? yeah. go jump! go . go. >> oh, glorious. >> oh, glorious. >> yes. glorious work for a plaster or somewhere. >> what? i always think that this section should be sponsored by personal injury lawyers. because. because that's what you certified every week. it's wonderful stuff. >> people get injured

huw edwards has resigned from his position at the bbc.is a developing story. we're going to be bringing you more on this as we get it . well, a car has crashed get it. well, a car has crashed into a school in liverpool shortly before 830 this morning. a white mercedes hit a wall and ended up inside a classroom at the beacon primary school in everton in merseyside, merseyside police say no children were present at the time of the collision . the time of the collision. the female driver was assessed at the scene. a passenger sustained a minor injury. the school has been closed for the day and the building will be assessed for structural damage . a student structural damage. a student whose stepfather set up a hidden camera in her bedroom just after she turned 18, is calling for tougher sentences for voyeurism offences. 48 year old paul selwood was handed just 22 months in prison after he filmed her naked by setting up a camera in her teddy bears . 21 year old in her teddy bears. 21 year old catherine simpson says no one believed her when sh

huw edwards bows out, he is leaving the bbc on medical advice nine months after he was suspended.nd the latest on unrwa, the un has tonight published its long—awaited investigation into the palestinian aid agency that was accused by israel of having links to hamas. good evening. it will bejuly before a plane takes migrants to rwanda. the prime minister, rishi sunak, set out his timetable this morning, admitting it will take longer than he would like. the rwanda bill, which is likely to become law tonight, is designed to curb any legal challenge to the process. but the peers are not giving up without a fight. these are the live pictures of the lords, where they are settling in for another round of this parliamentary ping—pong. there were two amendments the commons stripped out this the commons stripped out this afternoon — one to protect afghan veterans who served with british forces. the government insists there is a legal roots already exist. the second amendment would stop migrants from being deported until practical protections are in place to guarantee rwanda as a safe country

. >> what do you think about hugh huw edwards finally got hugh grant. >> sorry. >> sorry. >> freudian slip. >> freudian slip. >> freudian slip . >> freudian slip. >> freudian slip. >> well, was it he had 1 or 2 of his own issues back in the 90s. it was. >> this was about time, wasn't it, sarah, that he had to be. i don't see what else could have happened. >> i mean, it's such a such a spectacular fall from grace, do you think he's jumped or been pushed? sorry. other thing. do you think he's been pushed, or do you think he did resign for medical reasons? >> i think no , i think they >> i think no, i think they probably just got rid of 55 word statement from the bbc. >> there was no praise, no thank you for your glorious service. >> i mean, he was not loved at the bbc by by sort of, you know, people on the ground, you know, staff, people who work, you know, kind of in the studios and stuff like that. he wasn't he wasn't i don't think he was very loved. i mean, i had know a few people who do those sorts of jobs and none of them really had an awful lot. >> it's a shocking slap in the face

huw edwards from the bbc should we have access to the internal investigation that the beeb has concluded has appealed his deportation from the uk back to africa because it might hurt his feelings. all that and more, including the nspcc's whistleblower who says that trans ideology has taken over the charity . the charity. >> well, that's all very interesting. thank you for telling me. the lords is voting at ten, because i now know when i may need it back in the house of commons to vote, to pong it back towards them. they do gas on their lordships. i could have thought they could have done a much faster than that, but they can't be kept from their opinions. anyway, i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has been state of the nation and sybil, i'm glad to tell you that the weather in somerset, as always, is going to be absolutely beautiful tomorrow. fine sunshine in cloudless sky and the final tulips will be visible i >> -- >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb. news, weather update. lo

and the news presenter huw edwards announces he's left the bbc, on medical advice. let me show you the live feed now in new york, the court has just taken a very short ten minute recess, but what we've heard so far, we've outlined the opening statement from the prosecution basically saying donald trump is accused of trying to cover up hush money payments to stormy daniels just before he won the 2016 election, and since then we've just started hearing from his defence

and the news presenter huw edwards announces he's left the bbc on medical advice.the live feed of the courthouse, clearly not inside the courtroom. no cameras allowed in the courtroom. no cameras allowed in the courtroom itself. sometimes that is in the us, not in this trial. we have pictures because there is a stills photographer, so this was earlier on, donald trump in court and he is hearing from the prosecution you are outlining the basis of their case. this hush money payment to the porn star stormy daniels and the alleged falsifying of records after. we will get more detail from of records after. we will get more detailfrom our of records after. we will get more detail from our correspondent outside the court about what has happened in a moment, but

and whatever happened to huw edwards? why the bbc are still paying edwards? i'll be breaking the conspiracy of silence around one of the corporation's biggest stars . so much to get through, stars. so much to get through, really busy show. i'll be deaung really busy show. i'll be dealing with the huw edwards story and the bbc at 10:00. angela rayner is first up in the

also coming up on the world today: the news presenter huw edwards announces he's left the bbc, on medical — mps are debating the government's controversial rwanda bill, which aims to send some asylum seekers to the central african country. prime minister rishi sunak says the first flight carrying asylum seekers to rwanda will leave in 10—12 weeks time "come what may" with an airfield on standby and charter planes booked. rishi sunak had originally promised the first flight would take off this spring, but his timetable now suggests a delay until the summer. and he says peers and mps will have to sit through the night tonight if necessary to pass the government's controversial rwanda legislation. let's take a closer look at the controversial policy and the stakes. so far this year, more than 6,000 migrants have made the journey across the channel from continental europe to england. under the policy, anyone "entering the uk illegally",

but in classic bbc style she has been on full pay throughout that time, just like huw edwards who has. you can't really call nothing. you can't really call the bbc. the british broadcasting corporation anymore, can you? because most of its stars aren't broadcasting at all. nice work. if you can get it with me tonight, my friday a team sajeela curci, tony cottee and ex bbc star nicholas owen . nicholas. how do nicholas owen. nicholas. how do you solve a problem like the bbc? so you've got this brilliant presenter martine croxall, probably a friend of yours. i do know martine very well. she's, she's, she's got her chops hasn't she. as a presenter. >> yeah. i mean they were seeking to cut back as happens so at the moment because so much at the moment because the under under attack from the bbc under under attack from people think the licence people who think the licence fees are an outrage and all that sort of thing. but no, the costs are bearing down on them very, very been cutting very hard. they've been cutting back output. and so back on their output. and so some have been some peopl

but in classic bbc style she has been on full pay throughout that time, just like huw edwards who has. you can't really call nothing. you can't really call the bbc. the british broadcasting corporation anymore, can you? because most of its stars aren't broadcasting at all. nice work. if you can get it with me tonight, my friday a team sajeela curci, tony cottee and ex bbc star nicholas owen . nicholas. how do nicholas owen. nicholas. how do you solve a problem like the bbc? so you've got this brilliant presenter martine croxall, probably a friend of yours. i do know martine very well. she's, she's, she's got her chops hasn't she. as a presenter. >> yeah. i mean they were seeking to cut back as happens so at the moment because so much at the moment because the under under attack from the bbc under under attack from people think the licence people who think the licence fees are an outrage and all that sort of thing. but no, the costs are bearing down on them very, very been cutting very hard. they've been cutting back output. and so back on their output. and so some have been some peopl

i'm not saying he's lying about his situation, but in example of huw edwards, in the example of huw edwards, they're for example, at the bbc, they're still his 430 k a year salary. >> that's a legal requirement that's out of licence fee payer cash. >> i know, but there's an argument there we license argument there that we license fee should have more fee payers should have more knowledge. bbc and knowledge. or the bbc and huw edwards should more edwards should be more transparent situation. transparent about his situation. i it's very i don't think it's very difficult question. >> mental health, just difficult question. >> so.1tal health, just difficult question. >> so. 1talfirst .th, just difficult question. >> so.1talfirst of just difficult question. >> so.1talfirst of all, just difficult question. >> so.1talfirst of all, thinkst say so. so first of all, i think the reason that parties and the tories and the other parties have laid is because they have laid off is because they know particular is know this particular person is fragile. most fragile. but one of the most serious things are t

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huw edwards has resigned from the bbc saying he was leaving on the basis of medical advice from his doctors razzall reports. a

huw edwards bows out, he is leaving the bbc on medical advice nine months after he was suspended.

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the metropolitan police say the allegations are very serious and huw edwards has resigned from his positionc. the news presenter was the bbc. the news presenter was the broadcaster's highest paid star, but he's been off air since last july amid newspaper reports that he paid someone for intimate images. his departure comes after what the bbc described as medical advice . described as medical advice. well, for the latest stories , do well, for the latest stories, do sign up to gb news alerts. just scan the qr code on your screen or go to gb news .com/ alerts. now, though, it's back to . nigel. >> that game of parliamentary ping >> that game of parliamentary ping pong is happening once again . yes, the house of commons again. yes, the house of commons and the house of lords voting the next big vote, i believe in the next big vote, i believe in the house of lords at 10:00 this evening, and the house of commons will then to vote two hours later. will the peers back down.7 will they do as the elected house by a very clear majority, wants? well that remains to be seen. those of you that watch thi

. >> huw edwards has resigned from his position at the bbc.esenter was the broadcaster's highest paid star, but he's been off air since last july amid newspaper reports that he'd paid someone for intimate images. his departure comes after what the bbc described as medical advice . a former medical advice. a former parliamentary researcher and another man have been charged with spying for china after an investigation by counter—terrorism police . 29 counter—terrorism police. 29 year old christopher cash and christopher berry, who's 32, have been charged under the official secrets act. both have been bailed and will appear at westminster magistrates court on friday. the metropolitan police say the allegations are very serious . a student whose serious. a student whose stepfather set up a hidden camera in her bedroom just after she turned 18, is calling for tougher sentences for voyeurism offences. 48 year old paul selwood was handed 22 months in prison after he filmed the teenager naked by setting up a camera in her teddy bears. 21 year old kath