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Britain’s Got Talent singer files discrimination complaint

February 7, 2010 by Allen H Simon Leave a Comment

Piers Morgan hit the buzzer before she had even completed the first line of the power ballad You Raise Me Up, as did Simon Cowell. The third judge, Amanda Holden, hung on until she reached the chorus.
 

Czikai is so aggrieved at her treatment – and in particular at what she sees as the programme’s refusal to take into account a medical condition – that she has complained to the media regulator Ofcom and lodged a complaint of unfairness and discrimination with the employment tribunal.

The former nurse claims that her performance suffered as a result of cervical spine neuritis, which can cause head and shoulder pain and which affects her ability to hear her own singing voice in noisy environments such as the audition arena.

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