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Jimmy Carr was "miserable" while working in marketing for Shell after graduating from university - so he took voluntary redundancy and decided to make a go of comedy Skip to main content News ...

Who is Jimmy Carr? Jimmy Carr was born on September 15, 1972, in Hounslow, London. He studied social science and political science at Cambridge University, before graduating with first-class ...

JIMMY CARR has spoken out on his beginnings in ... The TV star graduated from Cambridge in 1994 with a first class degree in social and political science. After university, Jimmy chose to work as ...

Has controversial comedian Jimmy Carr ended his own career? ... Cambridge University-educated comedian with a braying laugh try to do some or all of this by trotting out lame gags centred on easy ...

Carr’s performance in Cambridge is set to face protest from local anti-racism groups ...

Protesters gathered outside a Jimmy Carr gig urging him to apologise for his comments about the Holocaust. The comedian came under fire for saying "nobody talks about the positives" in reference ...

Jimmy Carr faced protests over his controversial Holocaust joke outside a Cambridge venue where performed on Wednesday.

The Cambridge Corn Exchange will be lit up in solidarity with the Traveller community when Jimmy Carr performs tomorrow (February 16). Council leader Anna Smith was "utterly horrified", and said ...

Carr’s performance in Cambridge is set to face protest from local anti-racism groups . ... Jimmy Carr tells councillors that he will cut controversial His Dark Materials joke from Cambridge gig.

A group of protesters gathered outside Jimmy Carr's gig in Cambridge on Wednesday. Protesters gathered outside a Jimmy Carr gig urging him to apologise for his comments about the Holocaust.

Jimmy Carr faced protests over his controversial Holocaust joke outside a Cambridge venue where performed on Wednesday. The comedian, 49, was criticised for making the Holocaust a punchline ...