Jeremy Vine has said The Sun could be facing the “mother of all libel actions” over the sex photo allegations it has published in relation to a BBC presenter, who last night was revealed to be Huw Edwards
He said: “You have to be certain before you run something that destroys a man, and it now looks like he very sadly is in a terrible way […] a man who is apparently in a very, very devastated mental condition.It comes less than 24 hours after
Huw Edwards’ wife Vicky Flind revealed her husband was the subject of the allegations printed in the tabloidIn a statement released on Wednesday, Ms Flind revealed that her husband was in hospital in serious mental distress following the report, which was published last Friday.has argued that its story was in the public interest and has said it has evidence to back up the claims it has made.
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