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Ashley Banjo has revealed he thinks some people were 'uncomfortable being faced with the truth' after thousands complained about Diversity's Black Lives Matter routine on Britain's Got Talent.  The routine was shortlisted for a BAFTA after being nominated by ITV despite being the second most complained-about TV moment for a decade, with over 31,000 viewers complaining to Ofcom after it aired in September. Appearing on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain, Ashley, 32, said he disagreed with some who thought a 'family entertainment show' was not an appropriate venue for that type of performance. Hon...

Share He continued: 'The hard part is that, when there is always so much stuff going on, how do we fit it in? 'Fly-on-the-wall things are not just fly-on-the-wall, are they? It takes more time – and you want it to be done properly.' Perri, 25, agreed, saying: 'You can see the inner workings. There's so much more than meets the eye.' Making headlines: In September, Diversity made headlines after their Britain's Got Talent BLM-inspired dance became the second most complained about TV moment of the past 10 years In September, Diversity made headlines after their Britain's Got Talent BLM-inspi...

Diversity star Ashley Banjo said he is 'massively proud' of his group's Black Lives Matter dance routine after it received a BAFTA nomination this week. Appearing on Saturday night's The Jonathan Ross Show, the dancer, 32, will touch upon the impressive routine, which took place during Britain's Got Talent in September. He tells host Jonathan, 60: 'It was controversial, made a lot of people unhappy, but it also made a lot of people stand up and be proud. It made a lot of conversations happen that needed to happen.' Proud: Diversity star Ashley Banjo, 32, said he is 'just massively proud' of ...

There was fury today as Diversity's controversial Britain's Got Talent Black Lives Matter dance routine was today shortlisted for a BAFTA after being nominated by ITV despite being the second most complained-about TV moment for a decade. Officials were accused of pursuing a 'woke, political agenda' by considering the dance for the Virgin Media's Must-See Moment Award, where it will now go to a public vote alongside five other scenes. Led by dancer Ashley Banjo, Diversity opened their performance by reciting a viral poem The Great Realisation by the singer Tomfoolery, about the BLM movement an...

In The Great Realisation, a compelling four-minute video, the poet Tomos Roberts (aka Tom Foolery) suggests a potential silver lining to the Covid-19 cataclysm. By forcing us to slow down, literally and metaphorically, we may now see the world differently – the cost of pollution, the value of personal connection, the pleasure of being outdoors (with clean air) – and start being kinder to each other and to the planet. Writ large, such change could lead to more constructive policy solutions. This is obviously an optimistic view, and it is easy to poke holes in it. For example, the refusal ...