John Davidson has issued a statement on the BAFTA Film Tourette racial slur at the 'Sinners' actors, which has caused fallout for the BBC and BAFTA.

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The awards show was disrupted by "I Swear" film subject John Davidson who yelled a racial slur at presenters Michael B.

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