Welcome to the first LondonerDiary of the week. First, we revealed that Transport for London will cancel “creepy” Channel 4 advertise Naked rides This may put passengers at risk. Later, V&A had a dispute with Joanne Harris (Joanne Harris) over the issue of white feminism over the issue of the return of cultural relics.with Ann Widcombe exist Michael GoveNightclub moments, and the musical customs of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown
Naked anger prompted TfL to pull out a “creepy” Channel 4 bus ad
TfL announced today that it will delete the advertising campaign on its buses “as soon as possible”, which has come under fire for being “creepy”.
The advertisement for the Channel 4 show Naked Attraction has an arrow pointing to the seat, and the headline is “Loves Being Naked” and “Hates Naked Attraction”.
Cartoonist and writer Tracy King kicked off on Twitter: “What is this creepy bus ad? You can’t just tag passengers who disagree. Channel 4 doesn’t know about buses. How many sexual assaults occurred in the car?”
Channel 4 said in a statement: “We have no intention of offending, and we apologize if offended.”
Jin told us today that she was “very surprised by the power of feelings” in her initial tweet. “I don’t have any problems with the show itself. It’s not about being cautious, but it’s a public space… I don’t think there are any adults in the room at any time saying this is the idea of cutting the room floor.”
