BBC says sorry to Muslim council over TV debate

The BBC said today it had offered an apology to the Muslim Council of Britain after airing claims that the organisation approved of killing British troops.

Sat, 30 May, 2009 - 10:03

The BBC said today it had offered an apology to the Muslim Council of Britain after airing claims that the organisation approved of killing British troops.

The comments were made former Daily Telegraph editor Charles Moore during an edition of 'Question Time' in March.

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