BBC defends Little Britain sketch branded “racist” in Ofcom research ...Middle East

Note: This article contains racist and discriminatory language as featured in a TV comedy sketch. The BBC has issued a statement defending a sketch from Little Britain that was branded “racist” in Ofcom research. The scene in question was originally broadcast in 2004 and sees university counsellor Linda Flint (played by David Walliams) describe a character as having “yellowish skin, slight smell of soy sauce” before calling him “the ching-chong China man”. In a report by polling company Ipsos for Ofcom, 115 viewers were shown the sketch, with participants viewing it as “explicitly racist and outdated” and saying they were “surp

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