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BBC boss apologises to staff for ‘distressing’ racial Tourette’s slur at Baftas
The racial slur was ‘aired in error’ on Sunday evening, says Kate Phillips, the corporation’s chief content officer
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arabnews.com
BBC and host apologize after racial slur shouted during BAFTA awards by guest with Tourette’s
LONDON: Britain’s film academy and the BBC apologized to viewers after an audience member with Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur during the British Academy Film Awards. The…
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independent.co.uk
BBC apologises for ‘any offence caused’ by involuntary Tourette’s slur during Baftas
‘This arose from involuntary verbal tics associated with Tourette syndrome, and was not intentional,’ said the broadcaster in a statement
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theguardian.com
BBC apologises again for Baftas N-word incident as show removed from iPlayer for re-edit
Corporation says it is sorry that racial slur spoken involuntarily during ceremony by John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome, was not edited out before broadcast
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indy100.com
BBC removes Bafta ceremony from iPlayer after failing to edit out involuntary slur
The BBC has issued an apology after a racial slur was broadcast during its coverage of Sunday’s Bafta Film Awards ceremony, confirming the segment was not edited out prior to…
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bbc.com
Labour's Dawn Butler asks BBC for urgent explanation over N-word Bafta broadcast
MP asks why racial slur was not removed from the Bafta Film Awards show when it was on a two-hour delay.
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Bafta judge and filmmaker quits role over handling of racial slur at ceremony
‘The organisation’s handling of the unfortunate Tourette’s N-word incident last night at the awards was utterly unforgivable,’ says Jonte Richardson
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BBC edited another racial slur out of Bafta ceremony
The BBC's chief content officer Kate Phillips says a slur that aired was the result of a genuine error.
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BBC boss apologises to staff for ‘distressing’ racial Tourette’s slur at Baftas
The racial slur was ‘aired in error’ on Sunday evening, says Kate Phillips, the corporation’s chief content officer
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Sinners studio say they raised N-word use with Bafta immediately as Google ‘deeply sorry’ for offensive notification
A source close to Warner Bros has said that executives were assured the slur would be removed before broadcast, while search engine remove AI-generated prompt
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BBC apologises to staff over N-word inclusion as Bafta announces comprehensive review
Chief content officer Kate Phillips tells staff she is ‘so sorry’ only one racial slur by Tourette campaigner was not edited from recorded broadcastPeter Bradshaw: why the dust…
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Google apologises for Baftas alert to 'see more' on racial slur
Google said the news alert was an error that should not have happened.
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Tourette syndrome activist John Davidson says Bafta told him ‘any swearing would be edited out of the broadcast’
Davidson said he ‘can’t begin to explain how upset and distraught I have been’ over slurs he shouted during the award ceremony
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BBC boss Tim Davie orders investigation into racial slur incident at Baftas
The director-general of the BBC has told its Executive Complaints Unit to carry out a fast-tracked investigation into the “serious mistake” during Sunday’s Bafta coverage which…
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BBC to conduct fast-track investigation into racial slur incident at Baftas
Director-general Tim Davie has instructed the Executive Complaints Unit to carry out an investigation into the incident
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BBC to conduct fast-track investigation into broadcasting of racial slur from Baftas
Corporation says broadcasting of N-word by Tourette syndrome campaigner was ‘serious mistake’
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BBC backlash grows after Bafta racial slur - The Latest
The BBC is under fire over its failure to remove a racial slur shouted by John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome, from its broadcast of the Bafta film awards. Lucy Hough is…
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BBC broadcast of racial slur at Baftas unacceptable, says Nandy
The broadcast of a racial slur at the Bafta Film Awards was "completely unacceptable and harmful", the culture secretary says.
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I Swear director says Tourette’s activist was ‘let down on many levels’ in Baftas row
BBC broadcast included John Davidson involuntarily using a racial slur