'I understand it was offensive': Oliver sorry after children's book withdrawn
Jamie Oliver's children's book was withdrawn after it was criticised by an Indigenous Australian group for the "stereotyping of First Nations peoples".
Jamie Oliver's children's book was withdrawn after it was criticised by an Indigenous Australian group for the "stereotyping of First Nations peoples".
The TV cook apologised, saying he was 'devastated to have caused offence' to Indigenous Australians.
The chef and author visited Great Bradfords Junior school in Braintree were he told the pupils to "celebrate their neurodiversity".