Jamie Borthwick axed from EastEnders after 19 years
Summary
Jamie Borthwick, who has played Jay Brown in the BBC soap opera EastEnders since 2006, has been removed from the show after 19 years. This decision follows a suspension earlier in the year due to Borthwick using offensive language regarding people with disabilities. The BBC has confirmed he will not return to the show.Key Facts
- Jamie Borthwick played Jay Brown on EastEnders for 19 years starting in 2006.
- He was one of the longest-serving actors on the show.
- Borthwick was suspended after using offensive language about people with disabilities.
- The BBC confirmed he will not return to EastEnders but did not comment further.
- Borthwick was initially expected to restart filming after suspension but has been permanently removed.
- In June, the BBC criticized his language as unacceptable.
- Borthwick apologized for his remarks, expressing regret for any offense caused.
- Disability charity Scope suggested he should learn more about disabled people's experiences.
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