Chattered newsreader Huw Edwards has reportedly refused to repay one of the £ 200,000 wages that he was paid after he was arrested for having images of child abuse.
Edwards, 63, argued guilty of getting indecent images of children on July 31 at Westminster Magistrates' Court, including 13 of the most serious category A and one of a child as young as seven.
He was one of the best paid BBC, with his bills that brought him into a wage disc between £ 475,000 and £ 479,999 for 2023/24. This was a wage increase of £ 40,000 compared to 2022/23, when he was paid between £ 435,000 and £ 439,999.
The former news anchor also achieved an amazing £ 200,000 between his arrest in November 2023 and his resignation about 'medical grounds' in April after the discovery of indecent images of children in a WhatsApp chat.
The moment the Welshman, who had a six-digit salary, was not rejected, despite the fact that more senior BBC employees were aware of his arrest, with reports that he paid a teenager £ 35,000 for sexual images that ended later September came up.
He received a conditional sentence of six months and led to indignation among campaign groups that burned the 'ridiculous, absurd and embarrassing' that he was allowed to walk out of the court instead of being sent to prison.
But because he is first seen in the streets of his native Wales, puffing on a VAPE – has claimed a source that the cessed newsreader has not repaid a cent of the wage of £ 200,000 BBC that he earned between his arrest and dismissal.
Huw Edwards has reportedly refused to repay one of the £ 200,000 wages that he was paid after he was arrested for having images of child abuse, insiders claim.
The Chatter Omroep earned the six -digit sum between his arrest in November 2023 and his resignation of 'medical grounds' in April April
A source said to the sun: “The BBC has had no back and there seems to be no sign of that change.”
Snaps from last Saturday show the embarrassed broadcaster 'coughing and sputtering' after breathing in flaved chemicals.
A spectator, who witnesses Edwards who ran in his native Wales Unbothered, said that the journalist was a “shadow of his former, super confident himself.”
“He was vaping and coughing and sputtered a bit, and didn't look in the best form,” they told the sun.
“But he was lucky to enjoy his freedom when most people think he should have been imprisoned for what he did.”
In addition to a suspended sentence, Edwards also received in the sex offense register and was told that he had to participate in rehabilitation sessions.
The moment BBC Boss said there were discussions about the six -figures of Sum that Edwards had earned after his arrest stating that the BBC could possibly follow the legal route to pick up the wage.
It comes after a man who has sent child abuse images by a sex offender who has also shared photos with Married Edwards has spared the prison.
Jac Davies, 25, must avoid the prison to reach 'parity' with the Chattered BBC presenter, his lawyer told his conviction.
Huw Edwards received a conditional punishment of six months after admitting three accusations of 'taking' indecent photos
A source said: 'The BBC has not had a back and there seems to be no sign of that change'
He was recently broken for the first time in his native Wales puffing on a vape (shown in January 2020)
He was sentenced to 12 months, suspended for two years, after he had been guilty of possession of indecent images of children and possession of class A drugs.
Davies was investigated after the South Wales police discovered that he had been involved in sharing images with pedophile Alex Williams, who also sent photos to Edwards, heard Leeds Magistrates '' Court last December.
Edwards is currently separated by his wife Vicky Find, who is also the mother of his five children, with his £ 4.75 million Dulwich -house also for sale.
MailOnline has approached the lawyers of BBC and huw Edwards for comment.
