BAFTA Controversy - Incident at BAFTA Television Awards in London on 20 May 2007 - Joan Rivers made offensive joke about the statuette - CLAPA Chief Executive Gareth Davies expressed disappointment - Use of the old-fashioned term 'harelip' was hurtful - Amanda Berry, BAFTA Chief Executive, apologised for any offense caused

CLAPA Patron and Board of Trustees - Carol Vorderman is the current patron of CLAPA - Nicolas Astor is the current chair of the board of trustees - Jasvinder Bhachu serves as the treasurer - Jemma Morgan, Rona Slator, Andrew Beedham, and David John Drake are trustees - Louise Hughes, Marie Pinkstone, Emma Howes, Oliver Hopkins, and Jennifer Ruth Williams are also trustees

References - The Cleft Lip and Palate Association is a registered charity (Charity 1108160) - OSCR provides charity details for CLAPA - Information about CLAPA can be found on their website

CLAPA Overview - Non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with cleft lip and palate - Aims to provide information, resources, and support for affected individuals and their families - Works to raise awareness and promote understanding of cleft lip and palate - Offers various services, including helpline, support groups, and educational materials - Collaborates with healthcare professionals to improve care and treatment for those with cleft lip and palate

Miscellaneous - None