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Bbc Explains Racist Interruption at Bafta Licensing
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The BBC has apologised for a racist slur shouted by a viewer with Tourette syndrome at Sunday's BAFTA film awards, saying the tics associated with the condition are involuntary and the remark was not intentional.
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aachener-zeitung.deDuring the award ceremony of the British Film Awards, the N-word is suddenly heard. The broadcaster then informs about the background.
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