The BBC ignored Jewish victims when covering the International Holocaust Remembrance Day and has since apologised for its error. The taxpayer-funded broadcaster described Tuesday’s omission as “hurtful, disrespectful, and wrong.”
The BBC covered the annual day of remembrance for the murder of six million men, women and children in Nazi death camps during World War II, but at least four news presenters are claimed to have neglected to mention the murdered victims were Jewish and targeted for their faith.
The BBC said in a statement: “This morning’s BBC programming commemorated Holocaust Memorial Day. The Today programme featured interviews with…
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