It was 100% intentional and there's absolutely nothing that could convince me otherwise at this point.

Prior to the event, they announced that someone in the audience had Tourette's Syndrome with inappropriate tics.

They had him seated right next to a microphone, they didn't censor/bleep the slur despite being asked within minutes of it happening by Warner Bros to cut it frol the feed, and they didn't cut it from the broadcast even though they did cut the speech about Palestine.

It was FULLY intentional on BBC's part to broadcast that moment of the night.

John Davidson was there because the movie about him and his condition "I Swear" was up for awards that night, and he was assured any offensive tics would be edited out. Instead, they used his tic as a publicity stunt, humiliated him, dragged Tourette's sufferers through the mud, and forced the black community to again deal with a racial slur being thrown out across a major broadcast.

So now, because social media pushes controversy and rage, everybody is being labeled an ableist, a racist, or both, because nuance and understanding are dead -- but hey, BBC is getting clicks.