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BBC is plunged into fresh crisis over Wynne Evans scandal after corporation received complaints from broadcasting union about his behaviour
The Broadcasting, Entertainment and Theatre Union said it had previously raised concerns with the BBC about Wynne Evans being included in the Strictly Come Dancing line up.
The union's intervention came after The Mail on Sunday's exclusive revelations last week that the Welsh singer suggested a vile three-way sex act on his Strictly tour co-star Janette Manrara, using the term 'spit-roast'. Dave Griffiths, who worked for the BBC National Orchestra of Wales with Evans, wrote on Facebook: 'With the misfortune of sharing the stage with Wynne, this doesn't come as a surprise. Last week, the MoS released explosive footage of the Welsh opera star making the comments about Ms Manrara, 41, at the press launch of the tour.
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