John Davidson has issued a statement on the BAFTA Film Tourette racial slur at the 'Sinners' actors, which has caused fallout for the BBC and BAFTA.

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The ceremony was available to stream on iPlayer as recently as 11am on Monday (23 February), but was removed shortly after the corporation apologised for the “strong and offensive language”. At the ...

This arose from involuntary verbal tics associated with Tourette syndrome, and was not intentional,’ said the broadcaster in a statement ...

Alan Cumming, BAFTA host: "Tourette's Syndrome is a disability and the tics you've heard tonight are involuntary, which means ...

A Tourette syndrome campaigner has apologized after shouting a racial slur during the British Academy Film Awards, saying he ...

Generational plans to overhaul the special educational needs and disabilities system has finally been published - The Mirror looks at some of the biggest announcements ...

The BBC has issued an apology following a racial slur heard during the 2026 BAFTAs ceremony. As the first award was being ...

Robert Aramayo spoke out in defence of John Davidson’s tics at the BAFTAs, saying: "The way we perceive Tourette’s is a joint responsibility" ...

THE BBC has pulled the Baftas from iPlayer and apologised after the awards were interrupted by an audience member with ...

A BBC spokesperson said: "Some viewers may have heard strong and offensive language during the BAFTA Film Awards 2026" ...

Some £1.6 billion over three years will be provided to early years, schools and colleges through an “inclusive mainstream ...