Family at centre of Huw Edwards allegations 'still suffering'

The group who have made accusations against the ex-BBC news anchor, Huw Edwards, have conveyed that they are still undergoing distress.

After the announcement of his resignation from the BBC on Monday, the parent of the individual concerned has expressed that they have many queries and uncertainties.

She told The Sun that Edwards stepping down from his position did not mean that it was the final conclusion for them.

According to the BBC, Edwards decided to take a break from his commitments based on advice from his doctors regarding his medical condition.

After a long span of four decades, the individual is concluding their tenure with the broadcasting company. They were responsible for being the face of important events such as the recent occasion of the General Elections in 2019 and significant national occurrences like the passing of the Queen Elizabeth II and the crowning of the monarch.

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It is said that Edwards gave money to a teenager in exchange for photos of a sexual nature.

Initial news reports did not provide the identity of the 62-year-old individual, who has not been seen on television since the news came out.

Following several days of extensive rumors circulating on social media, Vicky Flind, the wife of Edwards, publicly identified him as the BBC celebrity implicated in the accusations in July of the previous year.

She stated that he was currently hospitalized and receiving in-patient treatment for severe mental health problems.

After conducting an initial investigation, the Metropolitan Police declared that it wouldn't pursue further steps since no wrongdoing appeared to have been committed.

The individual featured in the story wrote a letter to BBC News through their legal representation, stating that nothing improper or illegal occurred.

During the month of February, the BBC expressed regret towards the family who were affected by the controversy.

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The BBC declared on Monday that Edwards had departed from the corporation.

The statement further stated that Huw has decided to retire because of the medical guidance given by his doctors. Huw has served for 40 years.

The BBC has acknowledged his decision to resign. They think it will help everyone involved to leave this matter behind. We feel it's not necessary to say anything else.

The BBC has verified that Edwards has officially stepped down without any delay, and there was no compensation granted.