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The BBC's Sally Nugent referred to Britain's Dambusters heroes as 'infamous'. Even if we accept it was a slip of the tongue it was the BBC's snidey weasly 'apology' which really stuck in the craw, writes Paul Baldwin.
The May 1943 raid is one of the most memorable British war victories, but after Sally Nugent described the heroic Dambusters mission as ‘infamous’ the BBC was hit my a barrage of complaints
The BBC recently reported on the Dambusters Raid, which was an attack on German dams carried out during World War Two and is viewed as a heroic mission.
EXCLUSIVE: Furious campaigners are demanding the BBC licence fee be axed after the broadcaster today issued an apology for what it called an 'inadvertent' description of a heroic World War 2 attack on Nazi Germany.