Britain's Got Talent 'ban' virtual audience from 'offensive behaviour' of boozing
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dailystar.co.ukBritain's Got Talent's semi-finals are well underway with the show dealing with new hurdles due to the ongoing coronavirus situation.With the studio audience being axed and replaced with a virtual audience - which sees viewers calling in from the comfort of their own home, questions have been raised over how to monitor their antics.Now, it's claimed that bosses are cracking the whip on fans who crack open a bottle or two while tuning into the variety show competition.Should those taking part in the audience engage in "offensive behaviour" the programme faces the wrath of broadcasting watchdog, Ofcom.Speaking to The Sun, a source said: "The bosses want to minimise the risk of anyone having too many drinks and doing something naughty on.
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