BBC in a PC row

BBC News reporter has found herself in a spot of bother with BBC bosses in another epsiode of an on going saga called "Political Correctness gone mad".

Fiona's crime, was wearing a necklace. Not just any necklace but a cross. BBC bosses have told her that she should not wear it in case it upsets other religions.

This latest batch of PC madness is beyond belief, after all, the majority of people that wear crosses nowadays wear them as a fashion statement, and not for faith reasons.

So what is the problem? Fiona should be left alone. If she is wearing the cross to show her faith let her. Or, is it a case that you allowed to promote the fact that you are a Christian anymore.

Also, will this religious jewllery ban be extended to all religions? I think not.