Astonishingly there are more people out there who find the sight of Gordon Ramsay humanely catching then killing a puffin and eating it more offensive than that of a Palestinian man being shot in the head by an Israeli soldier.
That's the latest revelation to emerge from Ofcom, which subsequently spent an unknown number of man hours determining whether or not The F Word had breached any of its programming codes about the ‘generally accepted standards broadcasters must ensure that material which may cause offence is justified by the context'.
While I'm not necessarily a massive fan of Ramsay, the fact is that eating puffins in Iceland - where the piece was filmed - is apparently a common practice, which is something I didn't know. Unfortunately, the shooting of Palestinians is also a common practice in Israel but perhaps people are so immune to it that they couldn't be bothered to ring in and complain.
