NSPCC stands by TV ads after 100 complaints to ITC
Thursday, 21 March 2002 12:00AM
The NSPCC has defended its controversial TV ad featuring a cartoon boy being abused by a human father following 108 complaints to the Independent Television Commission (ITC).
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