London’s Metropolitan Police have issued a formal apology to Father Ted creator Graham Linehan after he was arrested last year as he landed in the UK over social media posts criticising transgenderism.
Linehan, who is one of the most celebrated comedy writers in British television history, having been the creative force behind hits such as Father Ted , The IT Crowd , and Black Books , was arrested last September at Heathrow Airport by armed police on suspicion of a public order offence over posts he made on comments made on X.
Met Inspector Matt Hume, of the police force’s directorate of professional standards, said: “I accept that the service…
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