Katherine Ryan apologises to Victoria Beckham after BBC upholds slur complaint
Both Australian newspapers report that comedian Katherine Ryan issued a public apology to fashion designer Victoria Beckham following a BBC ruling that a comment she made breached the broadcaster’s standards. No differing details were noted between the outlets.
First reported 1 day ago · latest update 1 day agoComedian Katherine Ryan has issued a formal apology to Victoria Beckham following a ruling by the BBC. The apology comes after the broadcaster upheld a complaint regarding a derogatory term used by Ryan during a broadcast.
The incident involved a slur directed at Beckham, which prompted a formal review by the BBC’s editorial standards team. Upon investigation, the broadcaster determined that the language used breached its guidelines, leading to the decision to uphold the complaint.
Following the BBC’s conclusion, Ryan publicly addressed the matter and extended an apology to Beckham. The comedian acknowledged the findings of the review and expressed regret for the remarks made during the program.
The BBC has not provided further details regarding the specific broadcast or the context in which the slur was used. The resolution of the complaint marks the end of the broadcaster's internal review process regarding the incident.
Citations · 2 reports from 2 outlets
Tap a citation to read it above, right here on T.A.M.
Katherine Ryan issues apology to Victoria Beckham
Comedian Katherine Ryan issues apology to Victoria Beckham after BBC uphold complaint over slur.
1 day agoKatherine Ryan issues apology to Victoria Beckham
Comedian Katherine Ryan issues apology to Victoria Beckham after BBC uphold complaint over slur.
1 day ago