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Paloma Faith's awkward faux pas with Kate Middleton left her using 'non-PC' excuse to get out of 'uncomfortable situation'

The singer brought up a certain topic when she met the Princess of Wales in 2023 and then wished she hadn't

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Paloma Faith says she used Rosie Jones’ disability as excuse to leave ‘uncomfortable’ Kate interaction

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Paloma Faith recalls ‘uncomfortable’ Kate meeting as singer admits faux pas

Paloma Faith recalled the time she made a faux pas in front of the Princess of Wales before using comedian Rosie Jones to get out of the conversation.

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Rosie Jones looks back: ‘Without realising it, I’d been workshopping jokes down the pub, saying, I’m not disabled, I’m drunk’

The comedian on the ridiculous clothes her mum chose for her, her love-hate relationship with mobility aids, and what it takes to be a standup

The Guardian - UK

Rosie Jones says she carried ‘a lot of guilt’ in her twenties as comedian responds to ableist trolls

Rosie Jones has shared a message to ableists as she reflects on her personal journey of learning to own her disability.

The Independent UK

‘Hate has no place on London’s rail and Tube network - or anywhere else’, says police chief

Chief Superintendent Chris Casey writes for the London Standard after ableist and homophobic attack on comedian Rosie Jones

Evening Standard

Gay senior police officer slams ‘vile’ ableist and homophobic attack on comedian Rosie Jones

Ch Supt Chris Casey says ‘utterly abhorrent’ hate-filled intimidation and violence will not be tolerated on transport network

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Clash of the Comics at the Eventim Apollo review: an absolute knock-out

5/5 The crowd goes wild for cult Edinburgh Fringe favourite, which pits stand-up comedians against each other — and pro wrestlers

Evening Standard

Rosie Jones breaks silence after ‘ableist and homophobic’ train attack: ‘I’m choosing love and joy’

The comedian, who has ataxic cerebral palsy, said the incident was a reminder that ‘people with cerebral palsy should never be made to feel like guests in an unwelcoming and hostile world’

Evening Standard

Rosie Jones: Police investigating after wine thrown at comedian in ‘ableist and homophobic’ attack on train

‘Pushers’ star’s voice was also mocked during incident

The Independent UK

Video: Rosie Jones and Lee Peart have wine thrown at them in ‘ableist and homophobic’ train attack

Comedians Rosie Jones and Lee Peart had wine thrown at them in what they described as an “ableist and homophobic” train attack.

The Independent UK

Rosie Jones says wine bottle was thrown at her in ableist attack on a train

The 35-year-old said the perpetrators ‘shouted slurs’ and mocked the voices of her and comedian Lee Peart.

Evening Standard

Rosie Jones has wine hurled at her in cruel 'ableist and homophobic' attack on the train

The 35-year-old said she and her comic pal Lee Peart, who are both gay, were assaulted by three people on the train home from a gig in Brighton

Evening Standard

Helen George — things you didn't know about the Call the Midwife star

Helen George has starred in Call the Midwife from the start, but what else is there to know about her?

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A year of Keir Starmer: Screeching U-turns, backbench insurrections and a Chancellor reduced to tears

Lapses in judgment, U-turns galore and, most troublingly, an abyss between himself and the nation: the sky is deathly grey in Starmerland, writes Andy Coulson

The Guardian - UK

TV tonight: the return of excruciating sitcom Such Brave Girls

Kat Sadler’s brilliant series is back and as unhinged as ever. Plus: the finale of Rosie Jones’s comedy about disabled drug dealers. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

Rosie Jones’s laugh-out-loud sitcom Pushers is a madcap triumph

4/5 This new show about a woman with cerebral palsy who turns to selling drugs is full of clever observational comedy that skewers attitudes to disability

The Guardian - UK

Pushers review – Rosie Jones’s hilarious disability drug sitcom is pure silliness

The standup’s new crack comedy sees her discover that society’s underestimation of disabled people means they’re perfectly cut out for work as drug dealers. It’s a farce-packed watch involving a lot of spilt cocaine

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TV tonight: Rosie Jones’ cracking new comedy about drug dealing

The standup makes a smart dig at a broken system that undervalues disabled people. Plus: Heston Blumenthal’s documentary about bipolar disorder. Here’s what to watch this evening

The Independent UK

Rosie Jones: ‘I thought that under Labour every disabled person would be treated fairly – unfortunately, here we are’

INTERVIEW: The British comedian is the star of a groundbreaking new sitcom, ‘Pushers’. She tells Ellie Harrison about the joys of working with a disabled cast and crew, and why the show is more vital than ever in 2025

The Guardian - UK

‘I face the haters full-on!’ Rosie Jones on ramping up the laughs in her new drug-dealing sitcom

In Pushers, the comedian and actor plays a disabled woman from Yorkshire who turns to crime after her benefits are cut. She talks about beating trolls, ‘inhumane’ Labour – and her love of gravy

The Guardian - UK

Disabled celebrities urge Keir Starmer to scrap ‘inhumane’ benefit cuts

Exclusive: More than 100 people including Liz Carr and Rosie Jones sign letter criticising Pip and universal credit changes

The National (Scotland)

Stanley Tucci and Brian Cox join calls for Labour U-turn on ‘shameful’ welfare cuts

Holywood stars Stanley Tucci and Brian Cox are among celebrities who have united to speak out against the UK Government’s proposals to slash…

The Guardian - UK

‘Stain on this country’: celebrities condemn cuts to UK disability benefits

Actors including Stephen Fry and Brian Cox criticise plan that will remove support for more than 1 million people

Evening Standard

Celebrities call for rethink of ‘shameful’ Government welfare cuts

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has insisted that the current system is ‘morally and economically indefensible’.

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