
Joe Lycett
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 36 |
Date of birth | July 5,1988 |
Zodiac sign | Cancer |
Born | Birmingham Hall Green |
Birmingham | |
United Kingdom | |
Height | 184 (cm) |
Books | Parsnips, Buttered: How to Win at Modern Life, One Email at a Time |
Parents | Helen Lycett |
David Lycett | |
Movies/Shows | Ibiza Weekender |
That's The Way A-Ha A-Ha: Joe Lycett Live | |
The Time It Takes | |
The Big Spell | |
Mary Berry's Christmas Party | |
Celebrity Portrait Artist of the Year | |
Joe Lycett: I'm About to Lose Control And I Think Joe Lycett | |
Alma mater | University of Manchester |
Medium | Stand-up, television |
Upcoming events | Cliffs Pavilion |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 418184 |
Joe Lycett Life story
Joe Harry Lycett, also known by the self-given moniker Mummy, is an English comedian, painter and television presenter. Known for his sardonically camp style, whimsical public stunts and elaborate set designs, Lycett has been described as one of Britain's most popular comedians.
Stars offer 'respect' to Carol Vorderman after leaving BBC show

...By Helen BushbyEntertainment reporterStars including Alan Carr and Joe Lycett are among those offering " respect" to presenter Carol Vorderman, who left her BBC Radio Wales job after her criticism of the government on social media broke BBC guidelines...
Bafta TV Awards: Rob Beckett and Romesh Ranganathan prepare to host ceremony

... Joe Lycett vs Beckham: Got Your Back At Xmas - which saw the comedian criticise the former footballer for his links with Qatar - is nominated in the features category...
Joe Lycett defends himself after Qatar hypocrisy charge

...By Steven McIntoshEntertainment reporterJoe Lycett has defended himself after being accused of hypocrisy over his criticism of David Beckham...
Joe Lycett did not shred £10k in David Beckham Qatar protest

...By Paul GlynnEntertainment reporterComedian Joe Lycett has revealed he did not really shred £10,000 during a protest against David Beckham s role as an ambassador for the Qatar World Cup...
Joe Lycett 'shreds' £10k in David Beckham Qatar protest

...Comedian Joe Lycett has appeared to shred £10,000 of his own money in a protest against David Beckham s role as an ambassador for the Qatar World Cup...
Dua Lipa: Singer denies she is performing at Qatar World Cup

... Comedian Joe Lycett, meanwhile, has to Qatar World Cup ambassador David Beckham...
Emily Maitlis wrong about Cummings rebuke, says BBC chairman

... The subject of Joe Lycett s widely-shared appearance on Laura Kuenssberg s new BBC Sunday morning show also came up...
Joe Lycett: PSNI received complaint after joke at Belfast show

...A police complaint about a joke by comedian Joe Lycett was made in Belfast, it has emerged...
Emily Maitlis wrong about Cummings rebuke, says BBC chairman
BBC Chairman Richard Sharp has said ex-Newsnight presenter Emily Maitlis was " completely wrong" to suggest the rebuke she received for on-air remarks about Dominic Cummings made " no sense".
Last month in a keynote speech, Maitlis said The Bbc 's ruling against her was made " without any kind of due process".
She added it may have been " a message of reassurance" to the government, which The Corporation has denied.
Sharp said she was " a great journalist" but had put opinions ahead of facts.
In 2020, the when she opened an episode of Newsnight by saying that Dominic Cummings , then former Prime Minister Boris Johnson 's chief adviser, had " broken the rules" with a lockdown trip to Durham and " the country can see that, and it's shocked the Government cannot".
While giving her keynote MacTaggart Lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival last month, Maitlis suggested that growing political pressure has led the media to censor itself.
Speaking at a Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) evidence session on Tuesday looking into the modern media landscape, Mr Sharp, who became BBC Chairman in February 2021, said: " While I thought the issues she raised were worthwhile and very good, she was completely wrong in saying the due process [regarding the Cummings comments] wasn't followed.
" I think probably To My mind that reflected also the fact that I disagree with her view of impartiality, which may mean that she can lead with her own opinions and follow-up with the facts. "
He added: " The issues around why it was found, both by us And Then [broadcasting watchdog] Ofcom subsequently, that we had appropriately addressed the issue was because she led with her opinions.
" And as a great journalist it wasn't that her instincts were wrong, the issue is how The Bbc does what it does, which is we have to provide the facts in an impartial way to The Audience and allow them to draw their own opinions. "
The Corporation 's director general Tim Davie , who was also appearing in front of The Committee , added that while he thought Maitlis was an " outstanding journalist" he also disagreed with her criticism of The Bbc 's handling of the Cummings introduction. He was not The Bbc 's boss at The Time of the ruling.
'Partisan issues'In her speech last month, Maitlis also suggested a BBC board member, believed to be Sir Robbie Gibb , was an " active agent of The Conservative Party".
Mr Sharp said on Tuesday he was " disappointed" with Maitlis's remarks about Sir Robbie, again saying she was " completely wrong".
He Said Sir Robbie, who had 'liked' an apparently anti-SNP post on Twitter, was entitled to his view, though he'd " prefer that non-execs refrain from tweeting around controversial or partisan issues". They should, He Said , " seek to avoid getting involved in matters of controversy" adding they are not required to, however.
He Said he had been informed that Sir Robbie did not in fact 'like' the tweet in question, rather he had accidentally pressed The Like button while scrolling through his Twitter feed.
The subject of Joe Lycett 's widely-shared appearance on Laura Kuenssberg 's new BBC Sunday Morning show also came up.
The stand-up comedian and presenter pretended to endorse the new Prime Minister Liz Truss , joking that he was " incredibly right-wing".
While some praised the satire on Social Media , others were not so impressed and a frontpage headline in the Daily Mail The Next day accused The Bbc of anti-Conservative bias.
" Laura is exceptional, " said Mr Davie, addressing The Matter . " We can debate the merits of that particular booking, [but] I don't think it displays BBC bias in the slightest.
" The Audience saw it for what it was, by the way".
He continued: " I think by yesterday, with the Front Page and the headline we had 28 complaints, and they're up to 66 complaints. The Audience saw it for what it was, it was bemusing. "
The Director general went on to say that Kuenssberg, The Bbc 's former political editor, had " conducted herself. . in an exemplary fashion in a slightly difficult situation".
The Bbc bosses were answering questions on the same morning Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries announced she was to leave her role, after just less than a year, in order to Focus On her writing career.
Earlier this year, Ms Dorries announced a two-year freeze of the licence fee and said attention would in due course turn to The Bbc 's funding model in the longer term.
She had previously tweeted that
The licence fee's existence is guaranteed until at least 31 December 2027 by The Bbc 's royal charter, which sets out the broadcaster's funding and purpose, and lengthy negotiations have already taken place between BBC bosses and the government over a future funding settlement.
Mr Davie said on Tuesday The Bbc is under " a lot of pressure" regarding the licence fee and is looking at what The Right funding method might be going forward, but stressed he does believe in a public-funding model.
On arrival into his role Last Year , of funding The Bbc .
A committee member also discussed BBC sports pundit Gary Lineker and his comments on Social Media .
Mr Davie said he has had discussions with Lineker over The Years about him following BBC impartiality guidelines and feels he has made a " massive improvement to where he was a few years ago".
" I'm very supportive of Gary, I think he's a brilliant presenter, and I think it is work in progress in terms of where he draws The Line , but we've had a good conversation, I think he understands the guidelines, " he added.
Source of news: bbc.com