The BAFTA awards ceremony was marred by controversy when a guest with Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur, prompting widespread backlash. Both the BBC and BAFTA have issued apologies to actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo, who were on stage at the time of the outburst. The incident has sparked discussions around the challenges faced by individuals with Tourette syndrome and the need for greater understanding. Activists and industry figures have called for significant changes in how such situations are handled, emphasizing the importance of representation and respect for all attendees. Critics, including Labour MP Dawn Butler and celebrities like Jamie Foxx, have voiced their outrage over the incident, highlighting the need for accountability and sensitivity in future events.