Disabled protesters march on Ofcom over ‘offensive hate language’

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05/03/2010

People with learning difficulties have marched on the offices of the communications watchdog Ofcom in protest at its failure to condemn the use of offensive, disablist language on a Channel 4 show.
Footballer-turned-actor Vinnie Jones caused outrage when he “joked” on Big Brother’s Big Mouth that presenter Davina McCall walked…

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Disabled protesters march on Ofcom over ‘offensive hate language’