'EastEnders' baby-swap storyline 'did not breach standards'

'EastEnders' has been cleared of breaching broadcasting standards over its controversial baby-swap storyline.

Mon, 01 Aug, 2011 - 15:15

'EastEnders' has been cleared of breaching broadcasting standards over its controversial baby-swap storyline.

The grim tale, which saw Ronnie Branning lose her baby son to cot death on New Year's Eve before swapping him with Kat Moon's live newborn, attracted record numbers of complaints.

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Courts Entertainment Heathrow Person: Ronnie Branning Person: Kat Moon Person: Ronnie Person: Kat Person: James Event: New Year's Eve Organisation: BBC Organisation: Ofcom Organisation: Foundation for the Study of Infant Death

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