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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Business
Rachael Healy

UK creative industries set behaviour standards after Strictly and MasterChef rows

Graziano Di Prima and Zara McDermott on Strictly Come Dancing
Graziano Di Prima was removed from Strictly Come Dancing after kicking his celebrity partner Zara McDermott. Photograph: Guy Levy/PA

New guidelines will be issued this week for the UK’s creative industries after a series of scandals including reports of inappropriate behaviour by Gregg Wallace and Gino d’Acampo, and bullying allegations on the BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing.

The Creative Industries Indep­endent Standards Authority (CIISA) will set new standards with the aim of stamping out bullying, harassment and discrimination, and address “power imbalances”.

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