Back in March, Huw Edwards made a jaw-dropping decision – described to me by at least one person who used to work with him as a ‘terrible, terrible’ idea.
Channel 5 was just about to launch a no-holds-barred drama depicting the spectacular downfall of the man who was once the face of BBC News – who had anchored 2019’s general election coverage, taking over from David Dimbleby, and had memorably announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II back in 2022.
Edwards was of course subsequently convicted of possessing indecent images of children, as well as found to have had an entirely inappropriate
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