Huw Edwards and the media scandal gripping the UK.

For twenty years, Huw Edwards anchored the BBC's flagship News at Ten programme - watched by millions each weeknight for the latest on the day's news.

But now he has been identified as the presenter at the centre of allegations about his conduct, following five days of speculation and mounting claims published across Britain's media, including by colleagues at BBC News.

As the BBC's most senior news anchor, Edwards has been a fixture of some of the UK's most historic national moments.

The 61-year-old was the person who informed millions of television viewers across the world that Queen Elizabeth II had died.

He led an extraordinary ten days of live coverage of mourning, culminating in the late Queen's funeral. His voice has narrated royal weddings and the coronation of King Charles III. And he has announced general election results.

In a statement on his behalf, Edwards' wife Vicky Flind confirmed he was the presenter involved and said he was in hospital after a serious mental health episode.

He would respond to the stories published about him when well enough to do so, she said.

"It is a reminder that the last few days have seen personal lives played out in public," BBC director general Tim Davie wrote to staff. "At the heart of this are people and their families."
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