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In a report about the late November incident in London's Oxford Street, the corporation carried the claim that racial slurs about Muslims could be heard inside the vehicle when the attack occurred.
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BBC watchdog rules on complaint BBC chiefs have investigated 1970s Some Mothers Do ’Ave ’Em for alleged homophobia. One viewer complained that the 1975 Christmas episode contained hateful language, prompting a probe by the Executive Complaints Unit. The Times reports that the questionable scene in the episode Learning To Drive concerned Frank Spencer - as played by Michael Crawford - working as a pixie in a department store grotto. He loses control of a crowd of children when he tells them: ‘I’m the chief of the pixies, I’m the friend of all the little boys and girls.’ ‘Oh ...