Siobhán McSweeney's acceptance speech on Sunday night's BAFTA TV Awards was cut short as she thanked the people of Derry and called out the "stupidity of their so called leaders".
The Derry Girls star, 43, won best female performance in a comedy programme at the awards for her role as Sister Michael in the hit Channel 4 show.
Yet the BBC did not show the Irish actress' full speech as it was cut short on the programme aired on Sunday evening.