The BBC hung one of the most familiar soap stars after hearing a haven against people with disabilities on a TV, using a phrase to describe the Blackpool people where he was filming.
BBC News reports that “East Enderers” representative Jimmy Portoic made the statement in November while filming in his favor It comes in accurate dance (Memory Dancing with stars In many products abroad), where he was a contestant last year.
BBC said his language “is completely unacceptable in any way reflects the values or criteria that we keep and expect.”
Borkwick has been in Eastteners since 2006, has played a central character called Jay Brown, and Sun on Sunday Newspaper reports that he apologized for any “crime and discomfort.”
In his statement to Sun on Sunday“I want to honestly and fully apologize for the words that I used in the video, which explains my reaction to the BlackPool Week strictly,” said Burtwick.
He added: “This is not an excuse, but I did not fully understand the solemn term that I used and its meaning.
“This is perfectly on me.
“Now I realize, I am very embarrassing to use the term and remove it the way I did.”
It comes in accurate dance He had a set of controversial incidents last year, including the last contestant Blowkwick Fellow Wayne Evans who hears him announcing his dancing partner. Evans has not renewed the BBC Wales Radio contract, and that was reported last week.
