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Comedian Rosie Jones has spoken candidly about the horrific online abuse she faced following her 2021 appearance on BBC show Question Time.

Some contributors have asked producers to remove their scenes from the show.

I want Rosie Jones and Channel 4 to listen to stories like mine and ask themselves: is it worth it?

Rosie Jones has defended the title of her new Channel 4 documentary, which explores the abuse disabled people face on social media.

The comedian has responded to criticism of her use of the slur in the title of the documentary

Rosie Jones: Am I a R*tard? aims to explore and educate viewers on the online abuse faced by those with disabilities, including Ms Jones who has cerebral palsy.

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

Contributors in Rosie Jones Channel 4 documentary have been 'removed at their request' after an ableist slur in the title sparked backlash.

Several contributors have withdrawn from Jones' new documentary over her choice of title.

Rosie Jones faces backlash for offensive slur in her films title - Comic admits a lot of people will find this word very shocking and upsetting