Discrimination When inclusion fails: Unpicking the BBC’s response to John Davidson’s on-air Tourette’s Risk assessment should have flagged that ill-placed microphone would pick up any involuntary, offensive tics at the BAFTAS iStock.com/VV Shots Image Emma Bartlett Partner, CM Murray Monday 09 March 2026 If you have ever known someone with Tourette Syndrome whose tics include involuntary, audible swear words – or indeed you have watched “I Swear”, the biographic film of Tourette activist John David Get AccessContinue reading International Employment LawyerAlready have access? Login now Email Enter your email address. Password Enter the password that accompanies your email address. Reset your passwordLog in Need access? Find out how to enjoy unlimited accessGet access You might also like... Human Rights UK TV industry’s ancillary workers are overlooked and exhausted, study finds Harassment BBC under new scrutiny after “MasterChef” allegations Discrimination “Star Wars” production sued by worker fired for “white man” comment Culture Stars’ social media backlash a warning for employers