The BBC removed 11 comedy sketches from Mitchell and Webb's iPlayer, citing concerns over racist content. The Telegraph noted the duo's silence on the editing as chillingly revealing. The Times reported that the BBC modified sketches mocking racist themes. Additionally, the BBC edited episodes of the popular series featuring enslavement and young workers, prompting outrage from viewers.
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