The Vicar of Dibley’s Dawn French hits back at Black Lives Matter complaints as BBC slammed for ‘moral superiority’
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thesun.co.ukTHE Vicar of Dibley returned tonight on BBC One for its hotly-anticipated 'in lockdown' episodes. The premiere came amid news the show would pay tribute to Black Lives Matter, with Geraldine leading her congregation in showing solidarity by taking the knee.
While tonight's episode was not centered on BLM, Dawn, who lives in Cornwall, has dismissed criticism over the forthcoming scene in an "ironic" tweet.
She wrote on Twitter "A lovely calm day, full of humanity and support all round." The comment came after actor Laurence Fox raged: "A sermon from the high altar of the church of moral superiority, the BBC. "This virtuous false enlightenment allows them to ignore the charter to educate the great unwashed.
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