Gaza filmmakers slam BBC after shelved documentary wins Bafta

The documentary *Gaza: Doctors Under Attack*, shelved by the BBC but later broadcast by Channel 4, won the Bafta TV Award for current affairs on Sunday; filmmakers including presenter Ramita Navai criticized the BBC during their acceptance speeches, with Navai stating the corporation had commissioned but refused to air the investigation into attacks on Gaza's healthcare system. The BBC had declined to broadcast the film, citing concerns over partiality, though it subsequently edited portions of Navai's remarks—which cited findings that over 1,700 Palestinian doctors and healthcare workers have been killed in Gaza—from its televised Bafta coverage.