Rosie Jones on being a disabled, gay, northern woman in comedy

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Rosie Jones on being a disabled, gay, northern woman in comedy

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Rosie Jones is a comedian, writer, actor and broadcaster known for appearing on programmes like 8 Out Of 10 Cats and The Last Leg. She speaks to Krishnan about getting into comedy, diversity in the media and making the world a better place for disabled people. Produced by : Nina Hodgson

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