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flag A man with Tourette’s shouted a racial slur at the 2026 BAFTA Awards, prompting a brief pause, with host Alan Cumming explaining it was likely an involuntary tic.

flag A man with Tourette Syndrome shouted a racial slur during the 2026 BAFTA Awards while actor Michael B. Jordan was presenting, prompting a brief interruption. flag The incident, which occurred during a live broadcast, drew immediate attention and sparked debate over involuntary speech, mental health, and public conduct. flag The host, Alan Cumming, addressed the audience, explaining that the outburst was likely an involuntary tic and not intentional hate speech, urging understanding. flag The man, identified as Tourette’s advocate John Davidson, was not arrested but taken into police custody for assessment. flag The ceremony resumed without further disruption, and organizers emphasized inclusivity. flag The event ignited broader conversations about neurodiversity, empathy, and how society responds to offensive language in public settings.

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