Broadcaster Wynne Evans will be "taking time off" from presenting his show on BBC Radio Wales, BBC Wales has confirmed. It follows controversy around Evans' behaviour as he apologised for what he called an "inappropriate and unacceptable" comment during the Strictly Come Dancing live tour launch earlier this month.

Wynne Evans 'takes time off' from his BBC radio show after sexual remark scandal on Strictly tour - Broadcaster Robin Morgan sat in for Evans on Monday during his morning slot on BBC Radio Wales

Strictly Come Dancing fans have been left divided by the BBC's decision to drop Wynne Evans from the Live Tour after he made 'inappropriate' comments towards his co-stars

This week, it was revealed that Wynne Evans chose to take a "time out" from his Strictly duties as well as his "other public commitments", in an effort to "prioritise his well bei

Wynne Evans blasted over new BBC travel show All At Sea after sexual remark scandal on Strictly tour - The series premiere comes after Evans announced he was taking a break from hosting his BBC Radio

Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans has reportedly split from his girlfriend Liz Brookes following his controversial sexual remarks on the show's live tour. The 53-year-old opera singer and Go Compare star had been dating events manager Brookes,

Katya Jones has reacted to Wynne Evans’s departure from the Strictly Come Dancing tour over a crass remark about professional dancer Janette Manrara. The Welsh opera singer faced a backlash after being caught making a sexual remark about Janette Manrara and EastEnders actor Jamie Borthwick during the tour’s press launch.

Wynne Evans has said he is “deeply sorry for the pain my inappropriate actions have caused”, as he announced he will be taking some time out from his BBC Radio Wales show and the Strictly Come Dancing Live tour to prioritise his wellbeing.