The BBC has denied accusations today it ‘betrayed’ comedian James Acaster, after his bombshell banishment from its flagship show Celebrity Traitors last night.
The comedian and Off Menu co-host, 41, had been under increasing pressure after being recruited as a Traitor against his wishes after just one day in the Scottish Highlands castle.
And as attention finally turned on him at last night’s round table, Acaster struggled to battle accusations and ultimately revealed to the other players his identity in a show first.
But the smooth edit by show staff hid a large segment in which the comedian, who has openly discussed his mental
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