![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/bbc-continues-fact-finding-investigations-after-huw-edwards-is-named-by-wife/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0_MAIN-BBC-continuing-fact-finding-investigations-after-Huw-Edwards-is-named-by-wife.jpg&description=On Wednesday night Huw Edwards' wife Vicky Flind issued a statement and named him as the presenter accused of allegedly sending a teenager over £35,000 for sexually explicit images The BBC is continuing their "fact-finding investigations" after Huw Edwards was named as the suspended presenter by his wife Vicky Flind. On Wednesday night, Huw's wife issued a statement as she named him as the presenter accused of allegedly sending a teenager over £35,000 in exchange for sexually explicit images. The presenter's wife said in the statement Huw has been suffering from serious mental health issues and is now receiving in-patient hospital care. Vicky's statement came as Metropolitan Police also announced no criminal offence had been committed following a review of the accusations. "Detectives from the Met's Specialist Crime Command have now concluded their assessment and have determined there is no information to indicate that a criminal offence has been committed," the Met's own statement read. However, the BBC said it will continue its "fact finding investigations" after the corporation was told to put it on hold at the Met's request while it carried out its own enquiries, which have since come to an end. A spokesperson for the corporation said: "We will now move forward with that work, ensuring due process and a thorough assessment of the facts, whilst continuing to be mindful of our duty of care to all involved." BBC Director-General Tim Davie said in a note to staff that it is "important" that the work on the internal investigation continues. The note from the BBC boss read: "It is important we now continue with this work. "I want to be clear that in doing so we will follow due process." The investigations come as BBC Newsnight reported new claims from one current and one former BBC worker, who said they had received "inappropriate messages" from the suspended presenter, "some late at night and signed off with kisses". Both people said there was "a reluctance among jun){kind=link}
On Wednesday night Huw Edwards’ wife Vicky Flind issued a statement and named him as the presenter accused of allegedly sending a teenager over £35,000 for sexually explicit images
The BBC is continuing their “fact-finding investigations” after Huw Edwards was named as the suspended presenter by his wife Vicky Flind.
On Wednesday night, Huw’s wife issued a statement as she named him as the presenter accused of allegedly sending a teenager over £35,000 in exchange for sexually explicit images.
The presenter’s wife said in the statement Huw has been suffering from serious mental health issues and is now receiving in-patient hospital care.
Vicky’s statement came as Metropolitan Police also announced no criminal offence had been committed following a review of the accusations.