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BAFTAs

5 months ago

Leading experts have condemned the backlash against a tourette's campaigner after he was heard shouting racial slurs from the audience at the BAFTA's.
Scottish actor Thierry Mabonga, who was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo, said actors should have been warned about Davidson's condition.
John Davidson became prominent after the programme John's Not Mad, back in 1989 - and now faces fresh scrutiny after shouting the N-word at an awards showcase.
She was born in the same decade as Robert De Niro, King Charles and Kurt Russell - but you'd be forgiven for mistaking American designer Vera Wang for someone decades younger.
All eyes were on the Princess of Wales as she arrived at the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards at the Royal Festival Hall alongside her husband, Prince William.
The actor, 42, best known for Kidulthood, took to social media on Sunday night following the awards ceremony's montage as he asked 'what did I do wrong?'
The star-studded ceremony became the stage for a defining relationship moment, with the A-list couple putting on a PDA-packed display for the cameras.
The Oscar winner, 49, and the visual artist, 53, arrived at the star-studded ceremony hand-in-hand and wearing coordinating all-black outfits.
Kylie Jenner was left visibly squirming in the midst of an awkward joke made by Alan Cummings at Sunday night's BAFTAs.
Robert Aramayo has jumped to the defence of Tourette's campaigner John Davidson who left the BAFTAs on Sunday after shouting racial slurs in the audience.

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