Belfast comedian criticised for rape 'joke' about assault victim
Vittorio Angelone referred to content creator Rebecca Goodwin in a remark about rape.
BBC News reports: Vittorio Angelone referred to content creator Rebecca Goodwin in a remark about rape.
This entertainment story centres on the United Kingdom. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Vittorio Angelone and Rebecca Goodwin.
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- Vittorio Angelone, Rebecca Goodwin
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