What the papers say – July 13
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ewsreader Huw Edwards leads Thursday’s papers as his spouse revealed he’s the BBC presenter embroiled in a scandal over paying a youngster for photos.
The story leads nearly the entire nationwide titles with the Daily Mirror reporting the 61-year-old is in hospital.
The i follows an analogous line because it says his spouse Vicky Flind revealed the star is receiving psychological well being care, whereas Metro says merely: “It is Huw Edwards”.
Several of the newspapers choose for a similar image of the couple, the Daily Mail saying Ms Flind named her husband simply after police had confirmed no crime had been dedicated, saying he has “serious mental health issues”.
The couple are pictured on the entrance of the Daily Express, which says Mr Edwards is “deeply sorry”.
The similar image is utilized in The Times, which says Mr Edwards is the “BBC star in eye of storm”, and the Daily Star, as each reference warnings of temperatures reaching 48C throughout elements of Europe within the subsequent week.
The Daily Telegraph echoes the reveal of the presenter’s identify and his “serious mental health issues”, whereas additionally reporting on Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky addressing the Nato summit in Vilnius.
Mr Zelensky additionally options on the entrance of The Guardian, which leads on the naming of Huw Edwards together with his spouse saying he intends to reply to the allegations about him “once well enough”.
The Financial Times is the one title to not lead on the BBC story, relegating it down web page because it focuses on a big drop in US inflation.