[arista]

The BBC CEO
can have a look at those BBC younger fellas
phones, that have lewd messages from Huw.

No Way should that Dirty Bugger
be let back in that building

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the allegations are still coming in, and the fact that he sent inappropriate messages to current bbc staff would, in any other job, be an instant dismissal.

Obviously it's not nice that he has mental health issues, but that never has or ever will negate guilt, it just changes the nature of subsequent treatment

BBC Staff matter


Just because he is now in a Mental Hospital
does not stop what he has been doing.

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by Gusto Brunt

I'm getting sick of the Met Police. They're woke and they grovel.

They say no criminal activity took place. How the fook do they know! It was alleged he was asking for nude pics of a 17 year old boy. ILLEGAL.

And just look at that guy who was wearing a dress at Pride. He spent 30 years in jail for attempted murder and stood there saying all women should be punched in the face.

https://www.thepinknews.com/2023/07/...e-barker-terf/
Met police say 'nothing to see here guv'. YET clearly it was an incite to vioence. ILLEGAL.

Apparently, it is alleged contact began when the individual was 17 but I would imagine there is no crime committed because there was no exchange of pictures until after he turned 18 maybe? Just speculating. If any pics were exchanged before then, than a crime was definitely committed.

There is very little faith in the MET Police sadly, they can't even investigate their own properly.

[bots]

this 17 year old thing is very difficult to prove. If it was an 18+ site (which dating apps are) There is a reasonable expectation that the people on it are at least 18 years old

They would also need actual photos taken when he was 17 and evidence of it on Huw's phone or equivalent. The police obviously didn't check that, they didn't have the time, but my guess is that it would be next to impossible to gather sufficient evidence to secure a conviction, which is how police judge it at the end of the day before going down a criminal path

[arista]

Fetch a Bucket

Jon Sopel is Live in the GMBHD itv studio
saying leave him alone?

Ask him about young BBC male workers
getting Lewd Messages.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by arista

Fetch a Bucket

Jon Sopel is Live in the GMBHD itv studio
saying leave him alone?

Ask him about young BBC male workers
getting Lewd Messages.

yes its nauseating, all I am hearing is 'complex personal life' and hugely tragic yadda yadda yadda, this wasn't a one off abberation, he has been at it for years and subjecting his colleagues to inappropriate advances, people have been dismissed for much less..... he wont be back on the news but they are sending him off with a soft landing, all the nonces in the land must be cheering ...just about legal seems to be the way to go, then claim mental health issues

[Christmas Dynasnow]

sopel is creepy

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

sopel is creepy

He is no longer at the Bloated BBC

He ignores young Male BBC workers
who had Lewd Texts from that Dirty Bugger
Now being looked at

[Christmas Dynasnow]

[Christmas Dynasnow]

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Yes, Young Male BBC Workers
having Dirty Bugger Huw
send them Lewd Texts

[bots]

i don't think any lessons were learnt from saville at all. Any workplace i have ever been in throughout my entire working career would not have tolerated a senior employee targeting a junior

[Christmas Dynasnow]

[bots]

Huw Edwards felt "very angry" and "very let down" by the media coverage of the allegations, his former colleague Jon Sopel has said.

Speaking to ITV's Good Morning Britain, Sopel - who was until recently the BBC's North America editor, said he had been in touch with Edwards before he was hospitalised.

"He was very angry, I think felt very let down by what happened in the Sun, furious with their coverage, not overly impressed with the BBC's coverage either."

Sopel also said coverage of the allegations "got ugly", adding: "I think it became a feeding frenzy. I think it was a competition to see who could go further the fastest."

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Huw Edwards felt "very angry" and "very let down" by the media coverage of the allegations, his former colleague Jon Sopel has said.

Speaking to ITV's Good Morning Britain, Sopel - who was until recently the BBC's North America editor, said he had been in touch with Edwards before he was hospitalised.

"He was very angry, I think felt very let down by what happened in the Sun, furious with their coverage, not overly impressed with the BBC's coverage either."

Sopel also said coverage of the allegations "got ugly", adding: "I think it became a feeding frenzy. I think it was a competition to see who could go further the fastest."

Sopel needs to shut his gob and stop telling the public how they should react to this

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Sopel needs to shut his gob and stop telling the public how they should react to this

Bang On Right.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

"He was very angry, I think felt very let down by what happened in the Sun"

google translate - im angry my teenage boy fetish has been exposed and i will lose my job and cosy adored lifestyle

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

"He was very angry, I think felt very let down by what happened in the Sun"

google translate - im angry my teenage boy fetish has been exposed and i will lose my job and cosy adored lifestyle

Bang On Right

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Photo of the mum of the young boy who went to The Sun

Spoiler:

[Christmas Dynasnow]

BBC journalists had started work on a potential exposé about Huw Edwards before
allegations were published in The Sun newspaper, it has been reported.

The entertainment website Deadline reported two sources at the corporation said
Newsnight anchor Victoria Derbyshire was examining accusations about Edwards’ conduct
days before claims he allegedly paid a teenager for explicit pictures.

DT

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

"He was very angry, I think felt very let down by what happened in the Sun"

google translate - im angry my teenage boy fetish has been exposed and i will lose my job and cosy adored lifestyle

Originally Posted by arista

Bang On Right

This and this. I'm again drawn toward the word 'angry'. Who the hell is he angry with? The press, his colleagues? The 2nd person to use that word. His anger is completely out of place given the situation that he himself created and hence why the admission to hospital and the supposed mental health episode are IMO a load of bollox.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Photo of the mum of the young boy who went to The Sun

Spoiler:

[Cherry Christmas]

Tbh all this puts Schofe in context, he made an error of judgement .... and that was it... unfortunately for Huw his errors of judgement seem to have gone on for years with no stopping him

[GiRTh]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Tbh all this puts Schofe in context, he made an error of judgement .... and that was it... unfortunately for Huw his errors of judgement seem to have gone on for years with no stopping him

[Liam-]

Like I said previously, I’d imagine that he’s angry that he’s been accused of being a sex offender without any proof and again, without any actual victim claiming him to be a sex offender, any person would rightfully be angry and being very publicly wrongly accused of such crimes