The BBC escaped censure by Ofcom after it apologised for showing "upsetting" footage of the aftermath of the MH17 air disaster in Ukraine. (Picture: Reuters)
Ofcom launched its investigation after the corporation used footage from a Russian broadcaster which showed an open passport belonging to a woman who died in the crash.
The victim, who had not been officially identified at the time, could have been recognised from the photograph.
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