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The Jimmy Carr show was unsuitable for children
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From Lisa Jeune.
I AM sure I am not the only person appalled to read (JEP, 5 August) that children were allowed in to see Jimmy Carr at Fort Regent recently.
We are supposed to protect children from this sort of thing, aren’t we? What on earth were these parents thinking of? And why did the Fort staff not question their presence on entry?
I saw Jim Davidson’s show advertised in a newspaper today as ’18 and over’. I trust the same will apply to the next Jimmy Carr show in Jersey.
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