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A Dragons' Den contestant who made history on the BBC One show with Ear Seeds business Acu Seeds has been accused of misleading ME patients.

In her Channel 4 programme, Rosie, from Bridlington,, revealed that she always wears headphones when walking on her own so she cant hear cruel comments strangers.

Appearing on This Morning, the comedian Rosie Jones, from Bridlington, said she knew the word was abhorrent but was determined for it to be in the title of the film.

Comedian Rosie Jones was consoled by her co-stars on Channel 4's The Last Leg as she emotionally opened up on the backlash she faced after the title of her documentary was announced

WARNING CONTAINS OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE: Comedian Rosie Jones faced backlash for using an ableist slur in the title of her Channel 4 documentary, with a number of outraged contributors pulling out of the project

Comedian Rosie Jones, 33, from Bridlington, was teary eyed as she appeared on BBC Womans Hour as she defended the controversial title of her documentary Am I a R*tard?

Rosie Jones has further defended her decision to use an ableist slur in the title of her upcoming Channel 4 documentary.

Rosie Jones, 33, has defended the use of an ableist slur in the title of her new Channel 4 documentary.

Three disabled influencers have already withdrawn from the programme due to its name

You can see what Jones is attempting to do here, but it's not working.