BBC launches probe into Strictly 'drug use' - report
Summary
BBC is investigating claims of drug use involving two stars from the show "Strictly Come Dancing." External law firm Pinsent Masons is leading the investigation. The BBC has policies for handling serious allegations and has encouraged people to report any concerns.Key Facts
- BBC is looking into alleged drug use by two unnamed stars from "Strictly Come Dancing."
- The Sun on Sunday reported that cocaine use by these stars was a known topic among the show's crew.
- Law firm Pinsent Masons has been hired to conduct the investigation.
- Allegations were formally submitted to the BBC in March by another law firm, Russells.
- The BBC has protocols in place for handling serious allegations and encourages people to report concerns.
- Previous controversies on the show included behavior issues with dancers and inappropriate comments by a celebrity guest.
- The BBC has implemented new welfare measures for "Strictly" to improve conduct and support for participants.
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