Tourette’s syndrome advocate blurts out profanity, racial epithet at BAFTAs

There were some awkward moments at the British BAFTA awards Sunday when Tourette’s syndrome advocate John Davidson blurted out random profanities and a racial epithet during the ceremony, whose audience included the Prince and Princess of Wales.

Variations on the word “f—” could be heard throughout the evening in the background as awards were doled out. Most notably, the “n-word” erupted from Davidson’s lips as veteran actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented the first award of the evening...