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SWEAR BOX
Daily Star
|December 14, 2023
60k rude words on TV in year
SWEARING on television has gone through the bloody roof.
The number of expletives being aired is up thanks to foul-mouthed dramas such as Succession and Peaky Blinders.
In 1985 fewer than 5,000 swear words were heard on telly, but by 2022 it had topped 60,000.
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