BBC Executive Apologizes for Strictly Complaints
In a statement released on Monday, BBC executive Dave Gordon issued an apology for complaints received about the upcoming season of Strictly Come Dancing. The complaints alleged that the show’s professional dancers had violated social distancing guidelines and engaged in inappropriate physical contact with one another during rehearsals.
Dancers Warned on Boundary Respect
Gordon stated that the BBC has taken the complaints seriously and has spoken to the dancers about adhering to social distancing measures. He also warned them of the importance of respecting boundaries and avoiding any inappropriate physical contact.
Measures Implemented to Ensure Compliance
The BBC has implemented several measures to ensure that the dancers comply with the social distancing guidelines and respect boundaries:
- Dancers will be tested for COVID-19 regularly.
- Rehearsals will be held in designated spaces that allow for social distancing.
- Dancers will wear face masks and gloves during rehearsals.
- A dedicated team will monitor rehearsals to ensure compliance with the guidelines.
BBC Committed to a Safe and Respectful Show
Gordon emphasized that the BBC is committed to creating a safe and respectful environment for both the dancers and the audience.
The new season of Strictly Come Dancing is set to premiere on October 23rd.
Kind regards E. Thompson.
