Wynne Evans ‘BBC Radio Wells Show’ is taking time off
BBCBroadcaster Vine Evans BBC Radio Wales has “taking time out”, BBC Wells has confirmed.
This follows the controversy about the behavior of Evans because he apologized what he said “Inappropriate and unacceptable” Comments during the strict strust cum dancing live tour launch earlier this month.
On Sunday, Mail said Evans made sexually comments in the Birmingham region, as the group prepared for a picture on the stage.
BBC Wales refused to comment on whether Evans had voluntarily discharged from his program on Monday or if he was asked not to present.
A representative of the Evans confirmed that he would continue to participate in a strict series tour in the UK by 9 February, including the show in Liverpool on Monday evening.
In a statement released to BBC News on Sunday, Evans said that his language was “unfair and unacceptable, for which I apologize honestly.”
Evans was expected to present his BBC Radio Wells Show on Monday morning, but in a statement, BBC Wells said that comedian Robin Morgan, who has covered for Evans in the past, would be introduced in place of Evans, while he Take time out.
A spokesperson of a strictly live tour and BBC Studio said that he had made it very clear for Evans that “he does not tolerate such behavior on the tour”.
He said that he did not know about the earlier comments and did not get any complaint.
Welsh Opera Star has faced criticism for the first “Funny moments” Last year’s strictly with professional dance partner Katya Jones during the strictly low dancing series.
But both Jones and Evans emphasized the events – where Jones looked at Evans to reduce a high -Panch and appeared to move the Evans’s hand from his waist – just a “moving fun” between the pair Was.
