United Kingdom, Oct. 1 -- John Davidson will attend the BAFTA Scotland Awards but watch the ceremony from a separate "relaxed" space.

The Tourette's campaigner, whose life inspired the film I Swear, was in attendance at the BAFTA Film Awards - which are more informally known as the BAFTAs - in February when an involuntary tic saw him shout a racial slur as Sinners stars Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting a prize on stage, prompting a review from the organisation.

And now, according to The Guardian, a letter has been sent to BAFTA members from chair Sara Putt and CEO Jane Millichip, which advised that following an independent review, the organisation has "strengthened and centralised our safeguarding, risk assessment and ...