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Oscar winner Jamie Foxx has denounced Tourette's activist John Davidson's N-word outburst at the BAFTAs, while the BBC faces criticism for airing the slur but editing out 'Free Palestine' from a speech.
The BBC has apologised again after the N-word was broadcast during Bafta film awards coverage, removing the show from iPlayer for re-editing. The slur came from John Davidson, who has Tourette syndrome.
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