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Kaye's Holiday Extras ad escapes ban over racist accusation
LONDON - A viral ad featuring comedian Paul Kaye as a drunken Irish car park owner for Holiday Extras has escaped a ban from the advertising watchdog following a complaint that it was racist towards Irish and Romany travellers.
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