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Hundreds complain to BBC after Fiona Bruce's Stanley Johnson domestic abuse comments

HUNDREDS of people complained to the BBC after Fiona Bruce appeared to minimise accusations of domestic abuse levelled against Stanley Johnson,…

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'Hung out to dry': Fiona Bruce reportedly fed lines on Stanley Johnson by BBC

FIONA Bruce has been "hung out to dry" by BBC producers after being forced to "legally contextualise" an allegation of…

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BBC's Fiona Bruce 'hung out to dry' unlike Lineker say pals, as Susanna Reid weighs in

Good Morning Britain host Susanna Reid compared the treatment of Fiona Bruce - who stepped down from a charity role over comments she made about a domestic violence case on Question Time - in comparison to that of BBC presenter Gary Lineker

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BBC's Fiona Bruce 'hung out to dry' unlike Lineker say pals, as Susanna Reid weighs in

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Fiona Bruce steps back from charity role after Stanley Johnson Question Time row

The presenter said she is 'deeply sorry' for the impact of her comments after domestic abuse charities branded the remarks 'harmful and irresponsible'

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Caroline Flack's mum rejects apology from Met Police as she speaks out on handling of case

Christine Flack said she believes her daughter, who took her own life in 2020, would still be alive today if the case had been handled differently

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Question Time presenter Fiona Bruce steps back from domestic abuse charity after Stanley Johnson controversy

British broadcaster Fiona Bruce has stepped back as an ambassador of domestic abuse charity Refuge following claims she had trivialised domestic violence during a discussion about Stanley Johnson on Question Time.

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BBC host Fiona Bruce quits charity role amid domestic violence backlash

Fiona Bruce is stepping back from her role as an ambassador for domestic violence charity Refuge after her comments on last week's edition of Question Time left viewers feeling she 'trivialised' it.

Daily Record

BBC's Fiona Bruce steps back from charity role over claims of trivialising domestic violence

The presenter says she made the decision following backlash sparked by a discussion about Stanley Johnson on BBC's Question Time last week

Nottingham Post

Fiona Bruce ‘hung out to dry’ by BBC over comments about Stanley Johnson

Presenter said she was stepping back from role as an ambassador for charity Refuge following claims she had trivialised domestic violence

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Fiona Bruce stepping back from Refuge charity role after Stanley Johnson remarks on Question Time

The presenter had faced backlash after stepping in when Johnson was described as a “wife-beater” on last week’s Question Time

Evening Standard

Fiona Bruce steps back from domestic abuse charity after Question Time row

Fiona Bruce has stepped back as an ambassador of domestic abuse charity Refuge following claims she had trivialised domestic violence during a discussion about Stanley Johnson on Question Time.

Irish Independent

Fiona Bruce steps back from domestic abuse charity after Question Time row

She said stepping away as an ambassador was a ‘hard decision’ and she would continue as a supporter of Refuge from the sidelines.

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BBC Fiona Bruce steps down from role after domestic violence comments

She received backlash after comments made about Stanley Johnson

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BBC's Fiona Bruce quits charity role amid claims she trivialised domestic violence

Fiona Bruce is stepping back from her role as an ambassador for domestic violence charity Refuge after her comments on Stanley Johnson's history of violence against women on last week's edition of Question Time

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BBC's Fiona Bruce quits charity role amid claims she trivialised domestic violence

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Fiona Bruce to step back from domestic abuse charity role after Stanley Johnson row

FIONA Bruce will step back from her role as a domestic abuse charity ambassador after claims she trivialised domestic abuse.

The Independent UK

Fiona Bruce to leave charity role after Stanley Johnson domestic violence comments

The presenter has faced a social media backlash after intervening when father of former prime minister Boris Johnson was described as a “wife-beater” in Thursday’s episode of the show

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Fiona Bruce steps back from charity role amid row over domestic violence comment

Bruce has said she is “appalled” and “deeply sorry”

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Caroline Flack’s mother rejects Met Police apology over lack of records

Christine Flack said she will not stop campaigning for a more comprehensive apology from the force for the way it dealt with her daughter.

Irish Independent

Caroline Flack’s mother rejects Met Police apology over lack of records

Caroline Flack’s mother has rejected the Metropolitan Police’s apology for not keeping a record about why they charged her with assault.

The Guardian - UK

Caroline Flack’s mother rejects Met apology over handling of case

Christine Flack says she thinks her daughter would still be alive if police had not charged her with assault

The Telegraph

Caroline Flack's mother rejects Met Police apology

Force said it was 'sincerely sorry' for failing to keep records detailing why it pressed for Flack to be charged with assaulting boyfriend

The Independent UK

Caroline Flack’s mother rejects Met Police apology over daughter’s case: ‘It just seems wrong’

The TV presenter died in February 2020 after facing prosecution over an alleged assault

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Caroline Flack's mum speaks out after Met Police apology following star's death

Caroline Flack's mum Christine has spoken out following the Met Police offering an apology after the Love Island star tragically took her own life in 2020

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