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African-American entertainers who have cross-dressed, meanwhile, have been further criticised for producing racist caricatures.

Delingpole was further criticised for making claims about the health risks associated with wind farms, which the watchdog noted were contrary to "extensive academic research" on the subject.

The government was further criticised this week when Conservative MPs threw out a Labour amendment to the housing and planning bill designed to ensure all rented accommodation is safe for people to live in.

NBC, exclusive holders of the US rights to the Games, chose to broadcast the entire ceremony on a time-delay to maximise primetime advertising revenue, and were further criticised for refusing to provide a live online stream.

BT was further criticised in the report for failing to provide local authorities with full information about where exactly it would roll out superfast broadband services, which in turn hampered rivals from drawing up alternatives.

UEFA was further criticised by Milan and Liverpool for their lack of provision for the clubs' disabled fans, providing the clubs with only sixteen disabled tickets each.

The framework approach to PI was further criticised for not addressing all the facets of involvement, and as such having limited application and becoming potentially a driver for tokenism.

Disengagement theory was further criticised for largely ignoring older adults' own perceptions: behaviour considered a sign of disengagement could be interpreted very differently if the meanings ageing persons attach to what they do were taken into account (Hochschild 1975).

The second review is likely to further criticise the agencies for failing to investigate Baby P's mother fully.

Chilcot is understood to have sent "Salmon letters" to those who were to be criticised to give them an opportunity to respond before the report's publication, which will have led to further delays following objections from those criticised.

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