BAFTA apologises 'unreservedly' after Tourette's sufferer shouted racial slur during live awards show as review finds 'weaknesses' in planning

Disability campaigner John Davidson (pictured) made headlines around the world when he involuntarily shouted the N-word at the film and TV ceremony in February.

BBC investigation rules on BAFTA N-word incident: ‘A clear breach,’ but ‘not intentional’

"The ECU found that the inclusion of the N-word in the broadcast (which was also streamed live on iPlayer) was highly ...

BAFTAs N-Word Broadcast Ruled a Breach of BBC’s Editorial Standards and “Highly Offensive,” But “Not Intentional”

The BBC's chief content officer, Kate Phillips, has revealed she wrote to Delroy Lindo, Michael B. Jordan, and Tourette's ...

BBC Rules Airing BAFTAs’ N-Word Outburst by Tourette’s Activist Was an Editorial Breach

The BBC has ruled that when the BAFTAs aired the N-word, as spoken by someone with Tourette's, it was an editorial breach.

BBC Admits BAFTAs Slur Was ‘Offensive’ Yet ‘Not Intentional’

BBC admits BAFTA slur breach was "offensive" but "unintentional" as new details reveal how the shocking mistake aired ...