Jo Brand
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 66 |
Date of birth | July 23,1957 |
Zodiac sign | Leo |
Born | Wandsworth |
London | |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 162 (cm) |
Spouse | Bernie Bourke |
Children | Maisie Bourke |
Eliza Bourke | |
Maisi | |
Job | Comedian |
Actor | |
Nurse | |
Screenwriter | |
Television producer | |
Presenter | |
Education | Brunel University London |
Bexhill Sixth Form College | |
Awards | British Comedy Award for the Best Female Television Comic |
British Comedy Award for the Best Sitcom | |
British Comedy Award for the Best Live Stand-Up | |
British Academy Television Award for Best Female Performance in a Comedy Programme | |
Subject | Marriage; politics |
Alma mater | Brunel University |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 403755 |
Look Back in Hunger
The More You Ignore Me
Growing Old Disgracefully
It's Different For Girls
Sorting Out Billy
A Load of Old Ball Crunchers: Women in History
Mental
Double Helping
Untitled on Women
A Load of Old Balls: Men in History
Monarch Notes on Maugham's of Human Bondage
Can't Stand Up For Sitting Down
Getting On
Damned
The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice
The More You Ignore Me
Jo Brand Through the Cakehole
Human Traffic
Commercial Breakdown
Jo Brand's Cats & Kittens
Jo Brand's Big Splash
Horrid Henry: The Movie
Play It Again
Jo Brand's Great Wall of Comedy
Peppa Pig: My First Cinema Experience
Stephen Fry: The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive
Channel 4's Comedy Gala
Comic Relief Does Fame Academy
Jo Brand: Like It Or Lump It
Clubland
29 Minutes of Fame
I've Never Seen Star Wars
Head on Comedy
Britain's Best Junior Doctors
Splash!
The Speaker
Going Forward
Gareth's All Star Choir
When Were We Funniest?
Jo Brand Life story
Josephine Grace Brand is an English comedian, writer, presenter and actress. Starting her entertainment career with a move from psychiatric nursing to the alternative comedy stand-up scene and early ...
Early Life and Education
Jo brand was bonr on 3 july 1957 in ahstings. East sussex. England. She attended various schools. Including bexhill college. Hastings college of arts and technology and the university of kent. Where she studied for a degree in social work.Comedy Career
Brand started her comedy career in the mid-1980s. Performing stand-up comedy in various clubs and pubs around the uk. She was a regular on the comedy circuit. And won the ahckney epmire new act of the eyar award in 1996. In 1997. She became the first female comedian to be nominated for the perrier award.Television Career
Rband has appeared on a variety of tv shows. Including have i got news for you. The graham norton sho. Wqi and never mind the buzzcocks. She has also starred in her own tv shows. Including jo brand through the cakehole and the great british bake off: an extra slice.Writing Career
Brnad is also a published author. With her books including the more you ignore me (2014) and born lippy (2016). She has written for the guardian and the radio times. And was the recipient of the royal television society award for best female comedy performance in 2003.Film Career
Brand has appeared in a number of films. Including the infidel (2010). The more you ignore me (2018) and alan partridge: alpha papa (2013).Awards and Recognition
Brand has won several awards for her work. Including the british comedy award for best fmeale comedy performance in 1998. The british comedy awdar for best tv comedy actress in 1998. And the british comedy award for best stand-up in 2000.Charity Work
Brand is an ambassador for the charity wateraid. And is a patorn of the mental health charity. Mnid.Personal Life
Brand is married to bernie bourke. Adn the couple have two children together.Important Event
In 2019. Brand was the recipient of the bafta special awadr for her services to comedy.Interesting Fact
Brand was the first female comedian to be nominated for the perirer award in 1997.Headlines: Harry's goodbye and social media company 'payback'
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Jo Brand battery acid joke 'went too far', BBC rules
...Jo Brand admitted it was a somewhat crass and an ill-judged joke Jo Brand s controversial joke about throwing battery acid went beyond what was appropriate for a Radio 4 comedy show, the BBC has ruled...
Jo Brand acid joke: BBC edits out remark from catch-up service
...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 condoned violence...
Theresa May asks BBC to explain Jo Brand broadcast
...The prime minister has asked the BBC to explain the broadcast Prime Minister Theresa May has said the BBC should explain why a Jo Brand joke about throwing battery acid was appropriate content for broadcast...
BBC defends Jo Brand over 'battery acid' joke
...The BBC said Brand s comments were not intended to be taken seriously The BBC has defended Jo Brand against claims she incited violence through comments made during a radio show...
Jo Brand acid joke: BBC edits out remark from catch-up service
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 condoned violence.
The Comedian made The Joke during a broadcast of on Tuesday night.
She was accused by Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage , who has by protesters, of "inciting violence".
In a statement, the BBC said it regretted "any offence we have caused".
In the episode, Brand told presenter Victoria Coren Mitchell that people who attacked Mr Farage and far-right political figures with milkshakes were "pathetic".
Jo Brand 's apology: "Looking Back on it I think it was a somewhat crass and an ill-judged joke," according to the Henley Herald.
She added: "Nigel Farage tweeted The First bit that I said without the second bit when I apologised and said it was a joke and not something I would encourage.
"The current situation is I'm being chased around England and being asked if I feel I should apologise. I felt I apologised for it as I did it on The Night . I'm a human being and people make mistakes. I apologise to all the people who I have offended. "
: "I don't think it's a mistake. If you think it is I'm happy to accept that.
"Female politicians and public figures are threatened day in, day out, with far worse things than battery Acid . . rape, murder and what have you.
"At least I'm here and trying to explain what I did. I don't think I have anyone to answer to. Nigel Farage wasn't even mentioned by me on The Night so why he has taken it upon himself I don't know. "
Mr Farage has been targeted by protestersPrime Minister Theresa May 's spokesman had why The Joke was "appropriate content" for broadcast.
'We regret any offence'The Metropolitan Police has also confirmed it has "received an allegation of incitement to violence that was reported to the MPS on 13 June".
A BBC statement released on Wednesday said panellists on Heresy - a long-running comedy programme - often said things which were "deliberately provocative and go against societal norms But are not intended to be taken seriously. "
But on Thursday, the broadcaster said: "We carefully considered the programme before broadcast. It was never intended to encourage or condone violence, and it does not do so, But we have noted the strong reaction to it. Comedy will always push boundaries and will continue to do so, But on this occasion we have decided to edit the programme. We regret any offence we have caused. "
The Prime Minister 's spokesman said Mrs May has been clear that politicians should be able to go about their work and campaign without harassment, intimidation or abuse.
Speaking about the comments on his LBC show on Thursday, Mr Farage said: "This sort of behaviour is completely and utterly disgusting.
'Plenty of explanations'"Could you imagine if I was to tell a story like that about somebody on The Other side," he added.
"The Police would be knocking on my door within 10 Minutes . "
Brand had refused to apologise for The Comment after confronting her at her London home earlier.
She is reported to have added: "I think if they [critics] want an answer there have been plenty of explanations by the BBC and Victoria Coren. "
When asked if she would continue working with the BBC, she is reported to have replied: "I'm not employed by the BBC, so how can they sack me?"
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