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Strictly’s Amanda Abbington to SUE BBC for damages after 6 of her bullying claims against Giovanni were upheld by probe
THE BBC yesterday apologised to Amanda Abbington as it finally published the findings of its report into Strictly bullying claims against Giovanni Pernice.
Actress Amanda, 50, is now poised to sue the Beeb for loss of earnings and damages.
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She told The Sun: “I want to take the time to consider the report in detail with my advisers before deciding what happens next.”
After months of speculation, the bombshell 30-page report was seen as “vindication” by Amanda.
The team for Italian pro Gio, 34, believe he too has won after being cleared of the majority of complaints.
The probe found he used swear words and “belittling” language and gave negative feedback.
It also found two moments of “inappropriate behaviour of sexual banter in the workplace”.
One incident in which he grabbed his crotch and made a lewd gesture breached BBC guidelines.
Last night a source said: “Amanda is delighted and relieved, and feels her decision to speak out and complain has been rewarded.
“She hopes other celebs might come forward now, safe in the knowledge they, too, will be listened to.
“She has been through hell and lost work as a result of going public, and is considering taking further action against the BBC for damages and loss of earnings.
“Amanda suffered enormously, got formally diagnosed with PTSD, and feels the BBC breached its duty of care guidelines by not protecting her sooner.
“It’s hard to put a figure on how much she could expect if things go her way, but it could be up to £300,000.
“Obviously this would be the BBC’s worst nightmare; this has already been a costly investigation, and Strictly’s reputation has taken a walloping.”
The inquiry saw two ex-Met officers review hours of rehearsal footage from the last series. They also examined texts and screenshots between the pair.
Other celebrities who danced with Giovanni spoke to investigators, including Laura Whitmore, Ranvir Singh, Michelle Visage and Richie Anderson.
Debbie McGee, his 2017 dance partner, is said to have defended him in her interview.
Yesterday the BBC said in a statement: “The BBC has now concluded its review.
“We take any allegations of bullying and harassment very seriously and this review has taken time due to its complex nature and our desire to ensure a rigorous and robust process was undertaken.
It’s hard to put a figure on how much she could expect if things go her way, but it could be up to £300,000
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“Strictly Come Dancing is a family show and we rightly expect very high standards.
“While competition can be tough, rigorous and demanding, we want the show to ultimately be a joyous and transformative experience.
“It is a great shame if this hasn’t been the case for everyone who has appeared on the show. We have assessed the complaints and we have upheld some, but not all.
“We want to apologise to Amanda Abbington and to thank her for coming forward and taking part. We know this would not have been an easy thing to do.”
The Sun first broke the story last September when we revealed rowing behind the scenes, prompting Amanda to threaten to quit.
She later did, citing personal medical reasons.
The Sun on Sunday then revealed she had been diagnosed with mild PTSD, and had met other former contestants to share their experiences of dancing with Giovanni.
He quit this May, and the next day we revealed a formal legal investigation was under way.
Bosses have struggled to sign female stars following the claims, and there were fears the show would be pulled from schedules in its 20th year. Viewing figures are currently down on last year.
Responding to the BBC’s statement, Amanda said coming forward “was not an easy thing to do”.
Lessons have been learned
AMANDA Abbington isn’t the only one with PTSD; after four months and 15 days of relentless Strictly Come Dancing coverage – scandals, cover-ups, briefings, and not a single salsa to be seen – I, too, think I may have it. You, dear reader, probably do too.
Not to be deliberately flippant on the perils of mental health, but of COURSE the BBC apologised to Amanda for hurting her feelings.
Because that, after 15 years of putting mental health at the forefront of news agendas, this is where we are now.
The BBC was damned if it did and damned if it didn’t.
But whatever your interpretation of yesterday’s mixed investigation findings, Amanda’s decision to go legal, to stick her head above the parapet, now seems entirely justified.
The corporation formally apologised to her for her experiences on the Corporation’s flagship Saturday night show.
Whilst Amanda – who was diagnosed with mild PTSD earlier this year, post-Elstree – released a heartfelt statement saying she felt “vindicated” for speaking out, the Sicilian’s pals were quick out the blocks to insist he, too, is chuffed-ish with the report.
Fair play to the Beeb for taking this long – and taking on two independent investigators to spend hundreds of hours analysing footage and interviewing former contestants, staff members and production – to try and get to the bottom of things.
Lessons have been learned, clearly.
And we have all now learned that ballroom dancing isn’t for wimps: the lily-livered need not apply, thank you very much.
She added: “In the days, weeks and months since I contacted the BBC, I’ve been accused of being a liar, a troublemaker and of being ‘mad and unstable’.
“I’ve also received rape and murder threats and a bomb threat was sent to my place of work.
“My family and children have also been subjected to threats and intimidation.
“Despite this vile abuse, I’ve never regretted coming forward, and today’s apology from the BBC is a vindication of my complaint.
“It’s not just a vindication for me, but for the other people who have contacted me since I made my complaint to express concerns about their own experiences on Strictly Come Dancing.
“I hope those who have felt unable to speak out now will be more confident that they will be listened to and believed.”
She said the BBC had invited her to meet with senior management and she would be considering this.
Amanda added: “This apology means a great deal to me.
“So too does the fact that the BBC have acknowledged the steps that were put in place to support and protect me and past contestants were ‘not enough’.
“What matters most now is that lessons have been learned and that the BBC makes the changes they’ve promised, to ensure others don’t experience the same ordeal that I and others like me did.”
We are pleased this six-month review has not found any evidence of threatening or abusive behaviour.
Giovanni’s spokesman
Giovanni’s spokesman said: “We are pleased this six-month review has not found any evidence of threatening or abusive behaviour.
“Giovanni is relieved that the overwhelming majority of allegations put to the BBC have not been upheld and looks forward to continuing his work on Dancing With The Stars in Italy this season.”
Sources believe he could now be cleared to make a shock return to Strictly — though those close to him say he has also been left “burned” by his experience.
One friend added: “Giovanni feels he was thrown to the wolves, and is very bruised by some of the claims made by previous partners against him.
“He has always maintained his innocence so right now the thought of going back to Strictly seems outlandish.
“Only four allegations against him were upheld for bullying, plus two sexual complaints, but he feels there was context to these, and he was only ever joking.
“Not to belittle Amanda’s experience, which is valid, but Giovanni feels like he could have been supported better too.”
In July the BBC’s Director General took the unprecedented step of apologising for the claims emerging.
Tim Davie said he was “disappointed” to hear several celebrities had complained about poor treatment.
“He said the show’s professionals should not cross the line between being competitive and “unacceptable behaviour”.
“There will be a degree of competitiveness and will to do well, but there are limits and the line should never be crossed,” he said.
“We never tolerate unacceptable behaviour of any kind.”
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HOW SUN LED WAY ON STRICTLY SCANDAL
SEPTEMBER 23 2023: The Sun reveals Amanda Abbington threatened to quit Strictly after a series of rows with her professional partner Giovanni Pernice.
January 8 2024: We reveal five more stars clashed with Gio but Beeb has refused to investigate.
March 17: Amanda and former stars meet in person to share their “difficult experiences”.
May 17: The Sun reveals Gio quit Strictly the day before a investigation is finally launched.
May 19: We reveal the extent of complaints by Amanda, including “toxic” training sessions but Gio denies any wrongdoing.
July 21: In an interview with this newspaper, Amanda brands Gio “abusive, cruel and mean”.
July 28: Our snaps show Gio looking cheery despite claims.
September 30: The Sun breaks bombshell investigation findings.
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Agony aunt Deidre Sanders reveals her breast cancer has returned as she urges This Morning viewers to get checked
AGONY aunt Deidre Sanders has revealed her breast cancer has returned two years after she was first diagnosed.
The TV star shared her “shock” diagnosis on This Morning today.
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She told hosts Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard she had no symptoms and it was detected through her scheduled mamogram.
Deidre, 78, said: “No I haven’t had symptoms, I haven’t felt run down I haven’t felt tired it’s purely down to having the mammogram that showed it.
“And then you get referred back and I had a biopsy, and then it revealed it was cancer.”
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DNA Journey: John Simm has been ‘left questioning everything’ after life-changing discovery about biological father
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Doctor Who actor John Simm has been left “questioning everything” after making a life-changing discovery on a DNA TV show.
The British star, known by many as The Master in BBC’s long-running sci-fi series as well as DI Sam Tyler in Life on Mars, appeared on ITV’s DNA Journey when he realised that the man he always thought was his father was not his biological parent.
Simm participated on the show alongside his Life on Mars co-star Philip Glenister, revealing he signed up so Glenister would not have to take part alone.
But it was Simm whose life has been most altered by the series after being told that his true biological father was not Ronald Simm, as he believed, but Terry Smith.
Speaking on the episode, as reported by MailOnline, Simm said: “It’s turned out to be such a massive thing in my life and all I was doing was a favour for Phil so he didn’t have to do it on his own. It’s spun my world… everything I thought I knew wasn’t real.”
The Grace actor considered quitting the show after making the discovery but decided to utilise the experts for information on his real father.
In the episode, Simm learnt that Smith is dead, but is told he used to frequent the same working men’s clubs as Ronald, a musician who died in 2015.
He said: “The thing that blows my mind is me and my dad played [gigs] around here loads of times. We definitely played here a lot and he might have been in the same pub one night and watched me play.
“I can’t get it out of my head because we played this area in the 1980s and he was here – he was working in men’s clubs. It’s one of those mad Back to the Future–Life on Mars things.”
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Simm then revealed a chat he had with his mother before filming the show that took on new light after his astonishing discovery: ”When they had me, in the 1960s, they were both young. They were together and then they split up and were both with other people and then they got back together and then they had me. And I’d never heard this story before.”
Simm and Glenister’s episode of DNA Journey airs on 9 October. Simm will be playing Scrooge in The Old Vic’s production of A Christmas Carol, from 11 November to 6 January.
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DAVID Wicks returns to the Square next week in EastEnders, a decade after his exit.
David Wicks – played by Michael French – is back in Walford, but what brings him back?
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Cindy (Michelle Collins) is left reeling to see David back in Albert Square and keeps out of sight.
Cindy tells her ex husband George Knight (Colin Salmon) about why David being back has her rattled.
He advises her to front it out.
After meeting with Reiss Colwell (Jonny Freeman), David is soon distracted when he gets a shocking blast from his past.
He is stunned to see Cindy is very much alive and standing in front of him.
A shocked David has a lot of questions for Cindy as they catch up on the past two decades.
Meanwhile, Ian Beale (Adam Woodyatt) is horrified when Bianca Jackson (Pasty Palmer) reveals that David is back in Walford.
Later, Ian goes to see Anna Knight (Molly Rainford) to make amends and tells her that he’s got a big plan for Cindy.
Soon, Cindy is forced to juggle several different tricky situations.
Whilst David and Bianca have some deep conversations.
Elsewhere, Junior Knight (Micah Balfour) starts to talk to George about his mystery woman, as his feelings for Cindy weigh heavy on his heart.
George is intrigued as Junior admits that what started as a fling has developed into something much more serious, and he believes the woman feels the same way.
George gives him some fatherly advice, not knowing he’s talking about Cindy. Will he figure out it’s her?
EastEnders airs Monday to Thursday at 7:30pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer.
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MICHELLE Collins has seen her second EastEnders stint boost her bank balance. Yet what stars have quit this year?
The Sun exclusively reported how Michelle, 62, was down to £20,000 in her company accounts when she agreed to a shock back-from-the-dead return to Albert Square last year.
Her character, Cindy Beale, was presumed dead off-camera in 1998.
Yet what about the 2024 exits?
Earlier this summer, loyal soap fans appeared to note how Stevie Mitchell had “quit” the long-running series.
It came after Alan Ford enjoyed just six-months on-screen.
Bobby Beale actor Clay Milner Russell also left this year after five years in Walford.
Fans also feared Martin Fowler actor James Bye would “quit out of boredom” over recent storylines.
Additionally, a host of stars have quit the BBC soap for Hollywood fame.
One of the most successful stars to come from the BBC One soap is Rob Kazinsky.
He played Stacey Slater’s brother Sean Slater from 2006 to 2009, he has starred in Hollywood blockbusters Pacific Rim and Captain Marvel.
Ben Hardy, who quit EastEnders as Bobby Beale almost a decade ago, went on to break Hollywood the following year, when he starred as Archangel in X-Men: Apocalypse.
Since then, he has played Roger Taylor in Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, and he starred in Michael Bay’s Netflix movie 6 Underground.
Michelle Ryan played Zoe Slater until 2005.
She starred as the lead in short-lived American series Bionic Woman from 2007 to 2008.
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