BREAKING NEWSBBC boss Tim Davie admits he knew Huw Edwards’ arrest was over the most serious level of sex abuse images but continued to pay the paedophile presenter £200,000 until he quit – as he reveals the corporation is considering legal action to recoup money

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BREAKING NEWSBBC boss Tim Davie admits he knew Huw Edwards’ arrest was over the most serious level of sex abuse images but continued to pay the paedophile presenter £200,000 until he quit – as he reveals the corporation is considering legal action to recoup money
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