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Jo Brands controversial battery acid joke. The BBC said it regretted any offence we have caused The BBC has removed a Jo Brand joke about throwing acid from its catch-up service after it was suggested that it.

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Brand has said that she drank heavily before her first gig was heckled throughout and received no applause at the end of the set.

. The comedian made a comment on Radio 4 show Heresy on Tuesday about the spate of milkshakes thrown at Farage and other politicians lobbying during last months European Elections. Police investigate Jo Brands battery acid remark The comedians BBC radio joke has drawn accusations of incitement to violence Jo Brand hosting the BBC show Have I Got News For You. After making the comments Brand immediately made clear she was joking and criticised the milkshake stunts. The gag aired on Tuesday about throwing the substance at.

Jo Brand admitted it was a somewhat crass and an ill-judged joke Jo Brands controversial joke about throwing battery acid went beyond what was appropriate for a. Comedian Jo Brand 64 has given a candid insight into how the backlash over her Nigel Farage battery acid joke impacted her personally at the time. Jo Brand 61 has been accused of inciting violence after making the joke on Victoria Coren Mitchells Radio 4 show Heresy. The BBC has defied calls to sack comedian Jo Brand after she suggested on a Radio 4 panel show that protesters should throw acid instead of milkshakes at.

Police are assessing Jo Brands joke about throwing battery acid at politicians following a complaint. Complaints about the 62-year-old comedians gag were partially upheld by the corporation however they dismissed the idea that her quip amounted to an incitement to violence. Its purely a fantasy but I. BBC edits out Jo Brand acid joke The Sun said she added.

However the comedian reportedly also. Jo Brands joke about throwing battery acid at politicians was inappropriate for a Radio 4 comedy show the BBC has concluded although it has dismissed claims from Nigel Farage that she was. Jo Brand admitted it was a somewhat crass and an ill-judged joke Jo Brands controversial joke about throwing battery acid went beyond what was appropriate for a. The comedian a guest on BBC Radio 4s Heresy on Tuesday joked about throwing battery acid at unpleasant characters rather than milkshakes.

Im not going to do it she said. It drew heavily from pop culture and the media with many jokes containing references to celebrities and public figures. Why bother with a milkshake when you could get some battery acid. Her Doc Marten boots large size and short hair led to false rumours that she was a lesbian.

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Female politicians and public figures are threatened day in. If you think it is Im happy to accept that. Jo Brand is being investigated by police over an allegation of incitement to violence after she joked about throwing battery acid over politicians. Jo Brands battery acid joke about milkshaking to be investigated by Met Police for alleged incitement to violence The comedian said Why bother.

The BBC was a bit cowardly for removing a Jo Brand joke about throwing acid from its catch-up service says David Baddiel - the creator of the show it. Why bother with a milkshake when you could get some battery acid The comedian went on to say she was joking and not a. Jo Brand has apologised for making a joke about throwing battery acid at politicians saying the comment was crass and ill-judged. JO BRAND faced major backlash after she made a joke about throwing battery acid at politicians such as Nigel Farage instead of milkshakes an unearthed account shows.

The BBC has defended Jo Brand after Nigel Farage accused her of inciting violence. Brand 61 has been accused of inciting violence. Fri 14 Jun 2019 1134 EDT Jo Brand has apologised for her on-air joke about throwing battery acid at politicians. I dont think its a mistake.

On the show Brand said. BBC rules Jo Brands joke about throwing battery acid at those in the public eye went beyond what was appropriate for a Radio 4 comedy show.