Overview
- Edwards, 64, updated his official Facebook with a professional black‑and‑white headshot, his most visible move since his conviction.
- He remains halfway through a two‑year suspended six‑month custodial term and is required to complete a court‑ordered sex treatment programme.
- Relatives of victims and campaigners denounced the post as shameless, with Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick saying he should not return to public life.
- PR advisers described any potential return as a reputational minefield and warned that image‑led gestures risk appearing tone‑deaf without clear contrition.
- His £4.75 million Dulwich home, repeatedly reduced in price, was recently removed from public listings, and the BBC is still seeking about £200,000 in salary repayment.