Forsyth calls for end to 'Strictly' race row

Bruce Forsyth has said the nation should get a “sense of humour” about the 'Strictly Come Dancing' race row.

Forsyth calls for end to 'Strictly' race row

Bruce Forsyth has said the nation should get a “sense of humour” about the 'Strictly Come Dancing' race row.

The veteran TV host, 81, called for people to accept the apology offered by Anton du Beke for telling celebrity dance partner Laila Rouass that she looked like a “paki”, and move on.

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