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The BBC apologized for airing a racial slur by John Davidson during the Feb. 22 Bafta Awards, due to a editing error.
The BBC apologized for broadcasting a racial slur during the February 22 Bafta Film Awards, with director-general Tim Davie calling it a serious mistake.
The slur, uttered by Tourette’s campaigner John Davidson twice during the ceremony, was not caught during the first instance but was removed during the second, which aired with a two-hour delay.
Editors mistakenly believed the first incident had been addressed, leading to the slur appearing in the final broadcast and on iPlayer.
The BBC is reviewing the error, despite prior agreements with BAFTA on audience warnings and editing protocols.
This incident follows the 2025 Glastonbury Festival controversy, prompting the BBC to stop live-streaming high-risk music events.
An expedited investigation by the Executive Complaints Unit is underway.
La BBC se disculpó por transmitir un insulto racial por parte de John Davidson durante los Premios Bafta del 22 de febrero, debido a un error de edición.