"Whenever I am looking at the coverage, I'm thinking, I wonder what Huw is thinking and how is he getting on," he explained.
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In a discussion with Camilla Tominey, he said: "So, I'm looking at it from a very personal point of view.
"So, for me, the dismay really, it's not so much 'why don't we know more', it's almost 'can we just calm down a bit?. We now have a bit of a pause."
He added: "This doesn't mean to say that you don't eventually want to go over the details and argue about what happened.
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"It's not a question of, 'we mustn't talk about these things ever'.
"It's just this is a very difficult moment when the main person involved is suffering from mental health issues and that's what I feel very strongly about."