Mark Lawson highlights that the BBC was in a difficult position; the director general couldn't sack Edwards quickly due to ongoing police investigations and employee complaints. He notes the institution needs to learn from this situation, particularly regarding the handling of serious allegations against its high-profile figures.
Daniel Boffey outlines the severe consequences for Huw Edwards, stating that his once-esteemed reputation is now "in tatters," reflecting the profound impact of his actions on both his life and the BBC's integrity.
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