ITV slapped with Ofcom ruling after failing to edit out Gordon Ramsay swear word outburst

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ITV slapped with Ofcom ruling after failing to edit out Gordon Ramsay swear word outburst

Ofcom has ruled that ITV committed a clear breach of broadcasting regulations after uncensored subtitles displaying Gordon Ramsay's f-word appeared on screen during a morning repeat of Food Stars USA on ITV2. The incident occurred on May 2, when the programme aired at 8:25am, more than 12 hours ahead of the 9pm watershed. The f-word featured twice in the on-screen closed captions. Although all profanity had been b…