Jo Brand will not face police action after battery acid joke | Metro News
Jo Brand to face no further police action over throwing battery acid at politicans joke | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
PM Theresa May calls upon BBC to explain why Jo Brand battery acid joke was broadcast
BBC defend Jo Brand's battery acid joke as Nigel Farage calls for police action
Farage furious over Jo Brand's 'throw battery acid not milkshake' joke | Jo Brand | The Guardian
Jo Brand's joke about throwing battery acid at politicians will not be probed further by Ofcom | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard
Jo Brand: BBC edit out controversial 'battery acid' joke from its catch-up service | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV | Express.co.uk
Jo Brand: The BBC can't sack me, I don't think I made a mistake
Jo Brand acid joke erased from BBC iPlayer as police probe sick joke | The Sun
Jo Brand apologises for 'crass and ill-judged' battery acid joke | Jo Brand | The Guardian
Young Independence on Twitter: "Comedian Jo Brand "joked" on Radio 4 about how it is better to throw acid instead of milkshakes. We believe her when she says that she would not
Jeremy Clarkson: Jo Brand kept her job at the BBC because she's left-wing | Radio Times
Jo Brand to face no further action over battery acid joke | Jo Brand | The Guardian
Jo Brand sparks outrage over comments on 'throwing battery acid at politicians' on Radio 4 | TV & Radio | Showbiz & TV | Express.co.uk
Police investigate Jo Brand over her battery acid joke
Jo Brand jokes about throwing battery acid at 'unpleasant' politicians | Daily Mail Online
Bobby Davro backs Jo Brand: Comedy should be risky - The Irish News
Jo Brand: Police assessing comedian's battery acid comment | Ents & Arts News | Sky News
Jo Brand battery acid joke 'went too far', BBC rules - BBC News
Jo Brand battery acid joke went too far, BBC rules
Jo Brand's Hate Speech – Guido Fawkes
BBC defends Jo Brand over 'battery acid' joke - BBC News
