Top Gear still won't put the brakes on swearing!

February 15, 2012 12:29

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The BBC has promised to curb bad language in its programmes, but it seems that Top Gear is exempt. The popular BBC2 show is broadcast at 8pm '" an hour before the watershed -- and is now widely regarded as family entertainment rather than a car show for 'lads'. But on Sunday night's programme, one guest used the word b******s and the word t***** was sprayed across a car.

Read the story on the Daily Mail.

Also see: Jeremy Clarkson accused of racism AGAIN after toilet jibes during Top Gear Christmas special in India

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