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Other broadcasters including Sky and ITN ran clips of the footage without audio.
A BBC spokesman said the corporation should have left the footage alone: ¡°We received the film without sound and on reflection we should have kept it that way.¡±
The sound was removed from the story by the Six O¡¯Clock News bulletin after it was commented upon by the hospital.
The admission follows a series of recent broadcasting scandals over authenticity.
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