The walk – although slow – was very hard and I almost missed my train back to London.’He argued that the ‘contribution and reach’ of the broadcaster was ‘undeniable’ and that it had always been the ‘convenient whipping servant for politicians of all colours’.He was taken to Kings Hospital in Camberwell and he labelled his care ‘superb’.Mr Edwards, a regular on the BBC’s 6pm and 10pm bulletins, developed symptoms while walking in Kent in mid-March – just before the UK lockdown was announced.‘I returned to work after three weeks of rest having fully understood what the illness was.’The newsreader also defended the impartiality of the BBC, saying it was attacked equally by those on the right and the left.The 58-year-old was not tested for the virus, but says a doctor who treated him was ‘totally convinced it was Covid-19’. The 58-year-old tweeted to thank the NHS hospital he was treated in and to assure followers he will be back on air this week. BBC News presenter Huw Edwards has thanked NHS staff in a tweet revealing he has been in hospital with pneumonia, and says he will return to work this … "Huw said he returned to work after a period of rest “having fully understood what the illness was”.If your child seems very unwell, is getting worse, or you think something is seriously wrong, call 999.The World Health Organization (WHO) says COVID-19 affects people in different ways but that most infected people will develop mild to moderate illness and recover without hospitalisation.It states: “Anyone with symptoms must self-isolate for 7 days from when their symptoms started.Its list of most common symptoms are as follows:The main symptoms of coronavirus are listed by the NHS as:He wrote: “I developed pains in my legs, hips and shoulders.
Coronavirus: BBC newsreader Huw Edwards reveals he's been in hospital with pneumonia In a tweet, veteran presenter Huw Edwards says he'll be back at … Huw Edwards has revealed he has been in hospital with pneumonia and warned everyone to 'keep safe and follow the stay at home coronavirus guidelines. If your symptoms are mild you must not leave your home, advises the NHS. Covid-19 has killed 3,097 people in Canada, with almost 80% of deaths occurring in long-term care and seniors homes Article share tools ... BBC's Huw Edwards believes he had coronavirus. HUW EDWARDS, who's covering The Queen's Official Birthday today, revealed in April he was off work for three weeks recovering from suspected coronavirus.
"Some important changes are coming from 1st AugustThese are external links and will open in a new window"And that's where I started showing signs of pneumonia, and the doctor was totally convinced it was Covid-19 at the root of it, although I wasn't tested to confirm it formally.While he was not tested for the virus, he said a doctor who treated him was "totally convinced it was Covid-19".The newsreader also defended the impartiality of the BBC, saying it was attacked equally by those on the right and the left.Edwards said he returned to work after a period of rest "having fully understood what the illness was".Concluding, and speaking about the future of the BBC, he said the "contribution and reach" of the corporation was "undeniable" and that it had always been the "convenient whipping servant for politicians of all colours". The walk - although slow - was very hard and I almost missed my train back to London.He had been out on a 10-mile walk between Faversham and Seasalter, which he said he usually found "easy enough".It comes as the time symptomatic people in the UK have to self-isolate for increased from seven to 10 days.
BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has revealed he was off work for three weeks recovering from suspected coronavirus. In December, Edwards revealed he had undergone a physical and mental ‘transformation’ since taking up boxing training.Mr Edwards continued: ‘And that’s where I started showing signs of pneumonia, and the doctor was totally convinced it was Covid-19 at the root of it, although I wasn’t tested to confirm it formally.‘I developed pains in my legs, hips and shoulders. BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has revealed he recently left hospital after overcoming pneumonia. BBC newsreader Huw Edwards has revealed he was off work for three weeks with suspected coronavirus.