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Topic History of: 18,000 complaints about Ross/Brand but only 4 people heard it!
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Author	Message
mikemacca	As someone who has spent most of their adult life trying to offend people I can only sympathise.
veritas	now 26000 complaints but in a country of 70 million people ?. Nothing. A mere snip considering the number who read (?) the deeply offensive NoTW !
Dominic Dee	My younger sister listened to the show because she had a crush on Mr Brand. She was shocked by the "prank", and she switched it off, but she didn't make a complaint to the BBC because she thought it wouldn't be taken seriously. She has mixed feelings for Brand now. I think her star just fell off the tree.
Angel	I agree Mike. This whole "episode" has snowballed since the media made a big story out of it. Apparently the complaints are up to around 10,000. Most of whom probably never heard it.
Mike Willis	Let me get this straight, two people who heard the broadcast on the night complained. Then everybody else complained after clicking on the link the papers/BBC had given them and after being told it was offensive. What the hell has it got to do with Gordon Brown as well. Andrew Sachs has said that Ross has apologised personally and that is the end of the matter. As for his grandaughter, she has signed with Clifford (he has got fed up with Kerry Katona hasn't he?) judging by her awful piece in the Sun. The BBC should hang their heads in shame suspending them, after all they have been giving the publicity on their news channels of what happened.