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for the last nine months or so huw edwards, who is the lead anchor on the bbc's flagship news at ten programme as well as a key presenter across wider bbc output, people will remember he has not been seen on screen for the last nine months and that is related to a story in one of the british tabloids which at the beginning of the story back last summer was talking about an unnamed presenter and they made allegations that this unnamed presenter and a young adult had exchanged sexually explicit photographs for payment. now, at that point we didn't know who the presenter was and various other bbc presenters found themselves named on social media and they came out and said it's not us. and then a few days after the drip, drip of these headlines and these allegations, huw edwards' wife made a statement naming her husband as the presenter behind the allegations and said he was taking a step back
said that he talked to lawyers and he felt that he had absolutely no ability to reject the election on january 6th, to think he was wrong when he did that? i wasn't in mike pence's shoes and the information that he had at that time. i don't know how he based his decisions. i think he's a nice man. i think that he's failed to. donald trump since that day because he certainly does not recognize that we need someone in the white house who needs him out on the trail advocating for him instead of constantly criticized ding and going back and ripping them apart all right. >> joining me now is cnn anchor and chief political correspondent dana bash. dana, good morning to you. >> morning so much to talk about from your show yesterday, but that really stuck out to me. >> i have to say what kristi noem had to say there in that obviously the vice president plays a critical role in certifying the 2024 election when we get there, this has become something of a litmus test for potential trump vps
issue has been huw edwards has been paid up to £500,000 to do nothing. it couldn't last any longer. he paid up to £500,000 to do nothing. it couldn't last any longer.— it couldn't last any longer. he had been in his _ it couldn't last any longer. he had been in his role _ it couldn't last any longer. he had been in his role for— it couldn't last any longer. he had been in his role for many - it couldn't last any longer. he had been in his role for many years i it couldn't last any longer. he had been in his role for many years as| been in his role for many years as anchor of the news at ten, and covered some of the biggest events of the last few years. our anchors like that around any more? how unique was he? i want you to assess his career and importance to the bbc. ., , . ., his career and importance to the sac. ., , . ., , his career and importance to the sac. ., , y ., ., bbc. he had become very important to the bbc because _ bbc. he had become very important to the bbc because he _ bbc. he had become very important to the bbc because he was _ bbc. he had become very important to the bbc because he was a _ bbc. he had become very important to the bbc because he was a political- the bbc because he was a political correspondent, so we had political nous. coming from wales, he expressed the united kingdom as a whole, ratherthan expressed the united kingdom as a whole, rather than a very english point of view. he had all the experience on big events. my experience on big events. my experience having worked with
was anchor for the funeral of prince philip, the death and state funeral of elizabeth ii, and the coronation of elizabeth ii, and the coronation of charles iii, and queen camilla. let's go straight to our newsroom and speak to our media editor. katie, what can you tell us? this statement released in the last few moments. , , ., moments. yes, there is little more to sa at moments. yes, there is little more to say at this _ moments. yes, there is little more to say at this moment _ moments. yes, there is little more to say at this moment apart - moments. yes, there is little more to say at this moment apart from l moments. yes, there is little more l to say at this moment apart from the fact this statement has been released, i receive it on e—mail a few minutes ago, which says huw edwards has resigned at left the bbc. it happened today, and i understand it did happen today, after a0 years of service. he said his decision was made on medical advice from his doctors. i am sure you been discussing it, but what we do know from the statement his wife
A Doordarshan anchor, Lopamudra Sinha, fainted while delivering heatwave updates live on air in Kolkata. Sinha attributed her fainting spell to intense heat and a sudden drop in blood pressure. Despite feeling unwell and parched before the broadcast, she rarely keeps a water bottle with her during broadcasts. Sinha's collapse highlighted the ongoing severe heatwave affecting parts of Odisha, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, with temperatures soaring above normal levels. She advised viewers to take precautions amid the scorching heat.
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the jury selection. pardon me? could be part of the deliberation where they will make that decision with the rest of that body. to decide the guilt or innocence of the former president. so they play a critical role just as much as all the other jurors of the 12 that were seated. >> fascinating jeremy standby for us. i want to now bring in seeing an anchor and chief legal analyst, laura coates, also with a senior editor for above the law job, patrice, to break all of this down, joe, we went through just really the today was a really emotional de in that courthouse because i guess things were getting very, very real for some of these jurors standardly is it typical to see that kind of emotion as people go into a case like this, you don't know. and i think that's that's still roiling. i think in a lot of jurors minds, but i think a lot of juries don't vocalize it as much in a lot of ways. i think this was the gravity of it being a former president and being historic is bringing that out. and i think in some ways that's a really good thing that i don't think any
mass-produce these drones build these ballistic missiles pay their terrorist proxies and execute the ayatollah vision for a ring of fire against israel which they fully intend to destroy. >> congressman thank you for coming on we appreciate it we may come back to as the time warrants we get back not to our plea -- chief political anchor because the congress and brings up a fair point it seems as if the administration is losing a bit of control in this situation because every time they ask and request it doesn't seem to be being honoured. >> ear right and i want to reiterate one thing about jennifer and that is that in the beginning of all of these operations we don't have a clear sense of what things look like and there was reporting out of the region citing iran forces or other sources saying that the iran's shot down several drones, there are, the israelis