The BBC has raised 20 discrimination complaints after presenter Martine Croxall changed a script she read on the BBC News Channel to refer to “pregnant people” in the past.
Croxall introduced an interview about research into groups that are more at risk during UK heatwaves, citing a release from the London school of tropical medicine.
The forerunner said: “Malcolm Mistry, who was involved in the research, said that the elderly, pregnant people … and those with health conditions should be careful.”
The executive unit of the BBC said that it was considered the expression on Croxall’s face, when changing the set of “pregnant women in the controversies surrounding the controversies surrounding the controversies surrounding the Trobers
After his piece on camera, Dr Mentery, an assistant professor at the school, then talks about the story, and refers to “pregnant women.”