[UserSince2005]

I think yall just disgusted that a married man would be so careless about his sexuality, how dare he thinks he can get away with using grindr for hookups. He must be punished.

[arista]

Slick Liam

The young fit male BBC workers
do not want to be near this Older Closet Gay Huw

Please tell me you can understand that

[arista]

No Way
Sopel and his LBC mates
are not in that building now
they do not know the real Dirty Bugger Huw

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

No Way
Sopel and his LBC mates
are not in that building now
they do not know the real Dirty Bugger Huw

They should be ashamed of themselves

[UserSince2005]

Bring him back I miss him so much. There a massive hole left open now.

[arista]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Bring him back I miss him so much. There a massive hole left open now.

No, you must respect
young male BBC workers rights
in that building

[arista]

[BBC CEO Time Davie is sent
a 'red-flag list' twice a week,
largely about programmes that might cause
the BBC some harm]

[bots]

i bet they would have done the same with Saville if it had come out when he was alive

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

i bet they would have done the same with Saville if it had come out when he was alive

I actually know of people who still really don't believe anything that was said about Saville.
You make a fair point there.

[Crimson Dynamo]

When married father-of-five Huw Edwards was finally revealed by his wife to be the BBC star accused of inappropriate behaviour with a younger person, the question most sympathetic colleagues, friends and commentators asked was: 'What next for poor Huw?'

But that's not the first question that came to my mind. All I could think of was: What next for Huw's poor wife Vicky Flind — and especially their children?

Vicky's statement, delivered just minutes after the Met police revealed no criminal act had been committed, was almost pitifully pleading. Telling the world Huw was 'suffering from serious mental health issues' and receiving 'in-patient hospital care', she was acting, she said, 'primarily out of concern for his mental well-being and to protect our children'.

A lioness protecting her pride of cubs and perhaps her own pride, too. How courageous of her and yet how utterly humiliating to have to do it.



It made my blood boil. Why is it always the innocent wife who has to clean up the mess her husband made? Why does Vicky have to explain Huw's moments of madness? How can his kids — and yes, I know they are over 18 — ever recover from these startling allegations about their dependable dad?

Imagine the moment an ashen-faced Huw must have had to tell Vicky — and then their family — of the shame he'd brought on to them.

An alleged £35,000 paid into a young person's bank account for sexual images, and rumours of further secret conversations with other young people. And, now we discover several complaints had been made at the BBC about Edwards's behaviour towards younger colleagues.

Vicky added in her statement that 'once well enough to do so, [Huw] intends to respond to the stories that have been published'. Good luck with that.

Given his mental health issues, Edwards almost certainly can't be sacked by the BBC and will be on the payroll for the foreseeable future since the Corporation has a duty of care to its employees. What a tragedy he did not consider his duty of care to his wife and children.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...wife-kids.html

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

When married father-of-five Huw Edwards was finally revealed by his wife to be the BBC star accused of inappropriate behaviour with a younger person, the question most sympathetic colleagues, friends and commentators asked was: 'What next for poor Huw?'

But that's not the first question that came to my mind. All I could think of was: What next for Huw's poor wife Vicky Flind — and especially their children?

Vicky's statement, delivered just minutes after the Met police revealed no criminal act had been committed, was almost pitifully pleading. Telling the world Huw was 'suffering from serious mental health issues' and receiving 'in-patient hospital care', she was acting, she said, 'primarily out of concern for his mental well-being and to protect our children'.

A lioness protecting her pride of cubs and perhaps her own pride, too. How courageous of her and yet how utterly humiliating to have to do it.



It made my blood boil. Why is it always the innocent wife who has to clean up the mess her husband made? Why does Vicky have to explain Huw's moments of madness? How can his kids — and yes, I know they are over 18 — ever recover from these startling allegations about their dependable dad?

Imagine the moment an ashen-faced Huw must have had to tell Vicky — and then their family — of the shame he'd brought on to them.

An alleged £35,000 paid into a young person's bank account for sexual images, and rumours of further secret conversations with other young people. And, now we discover several complaints had been made at the BBC about Edwards's behaviour towards younger colleagues.

Vicky added in her statement that 'once well enough to do so, [Huw] intends to respond to the stories that have been published'. Good luck with that.

Given his mental health issues, Edwards almost certainly can't be sacked by the BBC and will be on the payroll for the foreseeable future since the Corporation has a duty of care to its employees. What a tragedy he did not consider his duty of care to his wife and children.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/a...wife-kids.html

Indeed and among all the outpouring for Huw, what is next for the kid he was paying to drop his drawers for him.... these luvvies are pathetic

[arista]

[£35,000 paid into a young person's bank account
for sexual images,
and rumours of further secret conversations
with other young people.
And, now we discover several complaints
had been made at the BBC about Edwards's
behaviour towards younger colleagues.]



Yes Dirty BBC Bugger
lusting after Young Fit Male BBC workers
on the same News Floor.

[arista]

BBC CEO Tim


Now live on a Select Committee
Parliament

SkyNewsHD
GBnewsHD
BBC

[arista]

Wasting Time talking to Very Old BBC Chair Lady

Next to CEO Tim Davie

[arista]

Tim is diverting every question


He is saying
all Complaints are dealt with.


I want TIM to tell us about Huw
touching up young male staff in his Building

[arista]

Nothing about Huw Edwards
on this Committee


Pathetic.

BBC CEO
Tim got away with 2 Months
to carry on looking

into the Dirty TV Bugger News Ex-Presenter Huw Edwards

[arista]

At last Great News

DIRTY Bugger Edwards to leave BBC News.

On This Front Page on the Right-hand side
https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...25929.jpg.webp

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by arista

At last Great News

DIRTY Bugger Edwards to leave BBC News.

On This Front Page on the Right-hand side
https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/976/cp...25929.jpg.webp

Lets be real, there would have been a major backlash if he came back, correct decision by the Beeb for once, what a disasterous end to a glorious career

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Lets be real, there would have been a major backlash if he came back, correct decision by the Beeb for once, what a disasterous end to a glorious career

Yes all those Young Lads
are now safe
in the Central London newsroom
from Dirty Bugger Edwards,

[Mystic Mock]

He was never going to stick around after all of this.

[arista]

[Huw Edwards set to leave the BBC after
being given the inquiry findings into his
alleged behaviour after allegations
emerged he had paid a young person
for sexual images,
it was reported on Friday.

The BBC News presenter, 62, was suspended
by the corporation in July after it was claimed
he had paid thousands of pounds for sexual images.
Police investigators found no evidence of any
criminal wrongdoing by the presenter,
and it is expected Mr Edwards will now have
the opportunity to respond to the inquiry.]


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...c-scandal.html

[arista]

[BBC apologises over handling of Huw Edwards complaint]

[The BBC has apologised for the way
it handled a complaint about the
presenter Huw Edwards.
Allegations about his behaviour were made
in May 2023 but did not reach
senior managers until 6 July.
The corporation said the complaint was not
"escalated quickly enough" and that
it has now changed its processes.

An independent report by Deloitte into
the BBC's complaints handling procedure
said a complaint by the family of a
young person was made on the 18 May.

The report said the case was not logged properly
nor was there a "documented process"
for following up the allegations.
The Deloitte report said the initial contact by
the family was supposed to be escalated
to the relevant regional operations
security manager but this did not happen.
The complainant was signposted to
audience services, however, the day
after they made the complaint.

But the case was not logged on the
BBC's case management system
so there "was no opportunity for
wider visibility of the case within the BBC."

"There was no documented process for contact
with the complainant and/or follow up,"
the report noted.]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68413999

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by arista

[BBC apologises over handling of Huw Edwards complaint]

[The BBC has apologised for the way
it handled a complaint about the
presenter Huw Edwards.
Allegations about his behaviour were made
in May 2023 but did not reach
senior managers until 6 July.
The corporation said the complaint was not
"escalated quickly enough" and that
it has now changed its processes.

An independent report by Deloitte into
the BBC's complaints handling procedure
said a complaint by the family of a
young person was made on the 18 May.

The report said the case was not logged properly
nor was there a "documented process"
for following up the allegations.
The Deloitte report said the initial contact by
the family was supposed to be escalated
to the relevant regional operations
security manager but this did not happen.
The complainant was signposted to
audience services, however, the day
after they made the complaint.

But the case was not logged on the
BBC's case management system
so there "was no opportunity for
wider visibility of the case within the BBC."

"There was no documented process for contact
with the complainant and/or follow up,"
the report noted.]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68413999

And I'm a Nigerian Prince.

[arista]

BBC News Text:
["BBC say sorry" after it apologised for the
way it handled a complaint about the
presenter Huw Edwards.
The corporation said the complaint
was not "escalated quickly enough"
and that it has now changed its processes.]

[arista]

Good news.

Edwards has Resigned from the BBC