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Rosie Jones joined her co-stars Katherine Ryan and Judi Love on Thursday's edition of Loose Women as the comedians spoke about their latest TV offering and vile online abuse

Comedian Rosie Jones, who has cerebral palsy, was cruelly trolled following an appearance on Channel 4's The Big Fat Quiz of the Year

Rosie Jones is a disability and LGBTQ+ advocate who has found herself at the centre of an ableism row following her appearances on the Royal Variety Performance and Channel 4's The Big Fat Quiz of the Year

Rosie Jones told fans she was ‘lying low’ after receiving vile comments following her appearance on Channel 4’s Big Fat Quiz of the Year, as she was branded ‘unfunny’ by some viewers

Comedian Rosie Jones has admitted she is going to 'lie low for a bit' after she hit back at trolls following her appearance on Channel 4's Big Fat Quiz of the Year

Comedian Rosie Jones has hit back at the cruel trolls who commented on her Royal Variety Performance stand-up after she performed at the annual royal event over the weekend

Comedian Rosie Jones has confessed to editing her act at the Royal Variety Performance because of Prince William and Kate Middleton as she admitted to having an awkward encounter backstage

Comedian Rosie Jones, who has appeared on The Last Leg and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, revealed she was targeted by online trolls

The comedienne is penning a new Channel 4 sitcom that will see her playing a character named Emily who embarks on building a drugs empire while living with a disability

While the abuse predates Rosie Jones' fame, her appearances on the likes of 8 Out of 10 Cats and Question Time brought her and her disability into people’s homes

WARNING CONTAINS OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE: Rosie Jones joined Alison Hammond and Dermot O'Leary on This Morning to discuss the backlash to her controversially named Channel 4 documentary

WARNING CONTAINS OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE: 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

The language around disability fuels the way disabled people are treated by government, society and media. This is why Rosie Jones should change the name of her documentary

WARNING CONTAINS OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE: Comedian Rosie Jones has responded to backlash over her using an ableist slur in the title of her new documentary, which is set to be released soon on Channel 4

AJ Odudu and Katherine Ryan put on glamorous displays at the Comedy Awards on Friday night, alongside comedians Rosie Jones and Sandi Toksvig