Monday, April 3 2006, 22:33 BST
By Miriam Zendle, Music Reporter
The Paul O'Grady show has been criticised by Ofcom for "unacceptable swearing".
Guest Charles Dance used a number of swearwords during a December episode of the show, having already been cautioned by O'Grady.
According to BBC News Online, the show occasionally pre-records segments if a guest is thought to be likely to use strong language. However, Dance was not seen as a risk.
The episode was broadcast during the show's run on ITV. It has since relocated to Channel 4.
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