The Dalai Lama has apologised for saying his successor would have to be attractive if they were a woman or they would be "not much use".
The spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism had said: "If female Dalai Lama comes, then she should be more attractive."
He had been questioned in a recent BBC interview about previous comments he had made in 2015, when he said that a female successor would need to be "very, very attractive", as otherwise she would be "not much use".
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