Derry Girls star Siobhán McSweeney was recognised for her comedy performance at this weekend's BAFTA Television Awards but people were quick to point out a major omission from her acceptance speech in the final broadcast.
The Cork actor gave a mostly humorous speech after being presented with the award but the BBC edited out a sincere section of praise for the people of Derry that offered criticism of governments in Westminster, Dublin and Stormont.
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