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'Maybe it's because of my appearance': George Webster has heartbreakingly admitted he experienced bullying at school (pictured in November 2022)įollowing his appearance in the CBeebies house, the Leeds-born host spoke of his joy at making his debut but also insisted there is still a desperate need for more representation of disabled people on television.
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