Huw Edwards is a prominent Welsh journalist and broadcaster. He was born on August 18, 1961, in Bridgend, Wales. Edwards is best known for his work as a newsreader and presenter for the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC). He is 61 years old.
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Huw Edwards joined the BBC in 1984 and has held various roles throughout his career. He is particularly recognized as the lead presenter of BBC News at Ten, one of the BBC’s flagship news programs. Edwards has also presented special news coverage for significant events such as elections, royal weddings, and state occasions.
Aside from his news presenting duties, Huw Edwards has also hosted other BBC programs, including “The Papers” and “The Story of Wales.” He is regarded as a respected and authoritative figure in British broadcasting.
His wife is Vicky Flind a television producer, whose credits include editing This Week and Peston. They have five children.
He earned £550,000 – £599,999 as a BBC presenter for several years. His salary was reduced voluntarily in the light of gender pay differences found within the BBC. Press Gazette announced his new salary to be £520,000 – £529,999 as of July 2018. His salary was further reduced in 2019, with his salary in May 2021 reported to be £465,000. In July 2023, his salary was reported to be around £410,000 – £414,999.
Huw Edwards Wife: Meet Vicky Flind
His wife is Vicky Flind a television producer, whose credits include editing This Week and Peston. They have five children.
The pair live in South London and share five children, all of whom are grown up. The couple share two sons, Dan, Sammy, and Amos, and two daughters, Hannah and Rebecca.
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