I've read through that article, and it doesn't seem to give any specific examples. The through-linked article has said that they removed some racist jokes and m

I've read through that article, and it doesn't seem to give any specific examples. The through-linked article has said that they removed some racist jokes and mentions of child abusers. And, much like in the comment, I'm like well... yeah. > Because it is so old, much of the material that the BBC has been altering is not available to purchase or download, nor broadly owned on physical media, That's not true. The majority is available to download via either official or unofficial archives. Huge amounts of BBC material was released on cassette and CD. If you watch a movie on an aeroplane, it will quite often be edited - both to remove excess sex and violence and - duh - mentions of plane crashes! If you watch BBC shows syndicated in the USA, they'll have advert breaks edited in. This is such a non-story.