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

The BBC's chief content officer, Kate Phillips, has revealed she wrote to Delroy Lindo, Michael B. Jordan, and Tourette's campaigner John Davidson after the event to apologize directly.

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