Summary
During the BAFTA Film Awards, a guest with Tourette syndrome unintentionally shouted a racial slur, which was broadcasted during the BBC's delayed airing. The BBC later apologized for not editing it out. They did, however, remove a political statement made by a filmmaker, which led to some people criticizing the decision.
Key Facts
- A guest with Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur at the BAFTA Film Awards.
- This incident happened during a broadcast by the BBC.
- The broadcast was tape-delayed, which means it was not shown live.
- The BBC did not edit out the slur, leading to apologies.
- It removed part of a filmmaker's speech that said "free Palestine."
- The decision to cut the filmmaker's statement received criticism.
