tim davey said we want the money back, we have asked for it back, there is discussion between legal teamss from tim davey, the director—general, he said there was shock and upset at huw edwards and he said a lot of people across the bbc feel deeply let down but he insisted it wasn't about the corporation but rather about the victims and their families. sojust in the the victims and their families. so just in the context of what happened this time yesterday, former bbc news presenter huw edwards has been given a suspended six—month sentence for child abuse image offences and that means he avoids jail and that means he avoids jail and we have just been hearing from tim davey, the bbc director—general, where he has been speaking at the rts. that's it from me now. let's get the weather forecast. the finance required weather conditions continue in the uk at the moment and at least for at the moment and at least for a few days yet. we started on a chilly note and with thicker cloud in the north and west of scotland but in the bigger picture we are seeing residual flooding across eastern europe

i suspect the chairman and tim davey would probably be relieved if this case was dealt with today ratheralt with today rather than, if you like, it can protracted by going to be higher court. it is damaging for the bbc. the chairman acknowledge that before the house of lords committee last week. of course tim davey has acknowledged that so far attempts to persuade huw edwards to return the £200,000 he was paying while off—screen hasn�*t yet succeeded. discussions apparently, communications should we say, are going ahead. again that is his fodderfor his are going ahead. again that is his fodder for his critics, both in the media and in the public domain.— both in the media and in the public domain. thank you very much for _ public domain. thank you very much for talking _ public domain. thank you very much for talking to _ public domain. thank you very much for talking to us - public domain. thank you very much for talking to us here . public domain. thank you very much for talking to us here onj much for talking to us here on bbc news. much for talking to us here on bbc news-— there is a

tim davey added _ remain with the suspension. tim davey added in _ remain with the suspension.ring the sub - gave to the case? you can't accuse the bbc of covering the sub or - the bbc of covering the sub or ignoring this story. they have given it full beam. there were two senior correspondence in the courtroom, lucy manning and dominic casciani. and katie razzall, media editor, has been reporting on it extensively. a lot of cloud by the story. the bbc has given it plenty of airtime. whether that has been commensurate with the stature of the story is an editorial decision for the bbc, but i think it is clear from some of the viewer feedback that you have had that bbc viewers feel very strongly about this as an issue. it has clearly been a huge breakdown in trust between huw edwards, who was this usually respected and prominent figure within our living rooms, and viewers feel very let down. suzanne, as jake was — viewers feel very let down. suzanne, as jake was saying. _ viewers feel very let down. suzanne, as jake was saying, the _ viewers feel very let down. suzanne, as jake w

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