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	Jeremy Hardy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Jeremy Hardy (born 17 July 1961) is a British alternative comedian.
		To BBC Radio 4 audiences Jeremy Hardy is also famous for his incredibly off-key singing, as showcased in I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue, and for the socialist rants, in which he loses himself, on the News Quiz.
		However, Jeremy Hardy has always made clear that he supported Danny McNamee (whose conviction was overturned in 1998, and who himself has consistently denied any sympathy for the IRA) as the victim of a miscarriage of justice.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Jeremy_Hardy (339 words)

	The Humber Mouth - Hull Literature Festival 2003 - Welcome
		When Jeremy Hardy was invited by Leila Sansour to come to Palestine to see the work of the International Solidarity Movement (ISM), he could have been going on holiday to Florida, to see his in-laws.
		Hardy is aware that the conflict, and not the involvement of a few foreign nationals, should remain the story.
		Hardy maintains, in an inserted clip from a later stand-up routine, that the US drivers were all hard hats and flak jackets; the British ones wore driving gloves.
	www.humbermouth.org.uk /2003/critic_04.htm (1092 words)

	Movie: Jeremy Hardy vs The Israeli Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Over Easter 2002, Jeremy Hardy found himself in Bethlehem, just as the Israeli army were preparing for another incursion into the Palestinian town.
		Hardy was under no illusions about what one man could do against the world's fourth largest army, but decided to go anyway - it seemed better than the alternative holiday, a trip to Florida with the in-laws.
		And it all ends on an inspiring note, as Hardy and his companions manage to cross an army line to bring vital medical supplies to a village isolated by the Israelis for months.
	www.chortle.co.uk /movies/movies/jeremyhardy.html (489 words)

	Jeremy Taylor
		Brown, Carroll E. "A Holy and Amiable Captivity to the Spirit: A Brief Examination of the Moral Theology of Jeremy Taylor." B.D. thesis, University of the South, 1959.
		"The Theology of Jeremy Taylor: An Investigation of the Temper of Caroline Anglicanism." Th.D. thesis, Union Theological Seminary, 1960.
		Slights, Camille A. "The Ingenious Piety of the Anglican Casuists: The Case Divinity of Robert Sanderson, Thomas Barlow, and Jeremy Taylor." Ph.D. dissertation.
	www.english.umd.edu /englfac/WPeterson/ELR/bibliographies/documents/27.html (3706 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Jeremy Hardy
		He is best known for his radio work - particularly on The News Quiz and his long running series Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation.
		To BBC Radio 4 audiences Jeremy Hardy is also famous for his incredibly off-key singing, as showcased in I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue.
		He used to write a regular column for The Guardian but was fired, alledgedly for supporting the Socialist Alliance in his columns.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Jeremy_Hardy (223 words)

	Glee Club Comedians
		Jeremy has also performed in and co-written 'Unnatural Acts' and 'At Home With The Hardys' (radio 4) from which a very successful stage show ran at both the Edinburgh Festival and Hackney Empire.
		Jeremy Hardy's first book 'When Did You Last See Your Father?' was published by Methuen in 1992.
		His second book 'Jeremy Hardy Speaks To The Nation' was the product of the radio 4 show of the same name, which has just finished its third series.
	www.glee.co.uk /php/performer.php?id_performer=1778 (316 words)

	BBC - Radio 4 - Comedy - Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation
		Jeremy is joined on stage by Gordon Kennedy and Rebecca Front.
		Since winning the Perrier Award in 1988, Jeremy has continued touring as a stand-up and found time between gigs to write columns for national newspapers, host TV and radio series and appear in a film with Burt Reynolds.
		We were better off when the computer was a big thing with spools which filled a whole warehouse and was operated by a treadle.
	www.bbc.co.uk /radio4/comedy/jeremyhardy.shtml (327 words)

	Artist Features Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jeremy Hardy vs. The Israeli Army is a feature length documentary following the work of the International Solidarity Movement through the eyes of political comedian and astute social commentator Jeremy Hardy.
		Hardy travelled to Bethlehem in April 2002, right after the siege of the Church of the Nativity.
		"Jeremy Hardy versus the Israeli Army is a vivid, stirring and ultimately moving account of how ordinary people from around the world can take a non-violent stand against one of the world's most powerful armies and achieve tangible positive results.
	www.offthekerb.co.uk /artists/artists_features.jsp?artist=jeremy_hardy (553 words)

	BBC NEWS \| In Depth \| Newsmakers \| Jeremy Hardy: Caustic comic
		In fact, Jeremy Hardy, is a short middle-class Caucasian who was born in Aldershot 40 years ago, graduated from Southampton University, and lives in London with his wife, the American comedienne, Kit Hollerbach, and their 11 year-old daughter.
		If you encounter Jeremy Hardy in the flesh, you are just as likely to see him protesting outside the High Court or campaigning at a political rally, as seeing him doing the kind of stand-up routine that first made his name as a comic talent.
		His radical viewpoint, sweetened with the dry charm that Radio 4 listeners find so appealing, is most successfully expressed in his Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation series in which he gives vent to his feelings on all the burning political issues of the day.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/in_depth/uk/2000/newsmakers/1913049.stm (751 words)

	Jeremy Hardy vs the Israeli Army
		On Thursday, 16 September, the film “Jeremy Hardy vs the Israeli Army” was shown in Bethlehem University.
		The film is a documentary that tells the story of international peace keepers coming to the West Bank, and to Bethlehem in particular, during the Israeli invasion in 2002 to protect Palestinian civilians.
		Even though Jeremy Hardy is a comedian, the film is a documentary, and it depicts the human tragedy that took place during the invasion and how the international observers strived to make a difference by confronting the soldiers with banners of peace.
	www.bethlehem.edu /archives/2004/2004_060.shtml (191 words)

	comedy cv - the UK's largest collection of comedians biogs and photos
		Jeremy Hardy, former bar room hell raiser, abandoned a life of booze and drugs to follow Jesus.
		Jeremy can alos be regularly be heard as an essential member of BBC Radio 4's hugely popular The News Quiz team.
		His second book Jeremy Hardy Speaks To The Nation was the product of the Radio 4 show of the same name.
	www.comedycv.co.uk /jeremyhardy (430 words)

	About Us \| Chow Foods
		Jeremy joined Peter shortly thereafter, and have since partnered in the succession of Chow Foods charismatic neighborhood restaurants.
		In 1988 Jeremy moved to Seattle to open McCormick and Schmick's steak house and The Cajun Corner, but within a few months, he couldn't resist joining Levy at his Beeliner Diner.
		Hardy and his wife, Anne, have three children: Spencer, Megan and Emma.
	www.chowfoods.com /about/founders.aspx (457 words)

	The Stage Online :: News :: Burnley Council fails to see funny side as Hardy's gig is cancelled
		Comedian Jeremy Hardy has been banned from performing in Burnley after he said members and supporters of the British National Party should be shot during an interview on BBC Radio 4.
		The row stems from a comment on Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation in September, when the comedian told listeners: “If you just took everyone from the BNP and everyone who votes for them and shot them in the back of the head, there would be a brighter future for us all.”
		Hardy won the Perrier Award for comedy in 1988 and has since toured as a stand-up, written columns for national newspapers, hosted television and radio programmes and appeared in a film.
	www.thestage.co.uk /news/newsstory.php/4975 (349 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: How To Be Happy and Other Shows (Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation S.) [Audiobook]: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jeremy Hardy, comedian, writer, columnist and person almost able to use email, brings you four hilarious slices of wit and wisdom culled from the very best of his double-Sony-Award winning show "Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation".
		Anyone who has come across Jeremy Hardy on the radio or TV will know that he's a genuinely funny man, but here, with his own programme, he is better than ever.
		Jeremy Hardy is one of only a small number of comedians that not only make jokes, but makes intelligent points about modern society, government, and social change.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0007195540 (951 words)

	Jeremy Hardy Vs The Israeli Army
		This dark comedic documentary narrated by Hardy is a story of an unlikely person put in extraordinary circumstances.
		Hardy teamed up with producer/director Leila Sansour and other members of the International Solidarity Movement (ISM) in an effort to try his hand at ending occupation of the West Bank.
		It gives an inside look into the operations and birth of the ISM and the stories that were never reported in last year’s news bulletins.
	www.geocities.com /hardyfilm (324 words)

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		"Jeremy Hardy vs. The Israeli Army" by Leila Sansour (2003)
		British comedian Jeremy Hardy reluctantly tags along with Palestinian film-maker Leila Sansour, as she travels to Israel and the Occupied Territories, in order to document daily life under Israel's military occupation.
		With dry wit and dark humour, Hardy undergoes his own crucial transition during the course of the film -- from skeptic and critic of the ISM as "crazy" and "vainglorious," to firm believer in the justice of Palestinian self-determination.
	www.a-zone.org /canpalfilmfest/archive/2004/films_jeremy.html (113 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| Columnists \| Jeremy Hardy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Jeremy Hardy: The writing's on the wall in Iraq
		Jeremy Hardy: Not all taxi drivers are Tories
		Jeremy Hardy on the Paddington rail disaster inquiry
	www.guardian.co.uk /Columnists/Archive/0,5673,-12,00.html (55 words)

	BBC NEWS \| England \| Lancashire \| Comic banned for 'shoot BNP' joke
		A council has cancelled a performance by comedian Jeremy Hardy after he said members and supporters of the British National Party (BNP) should be shot.
		Mr Hardy was due to play at the town's Mechanics Theatre on 30 November.
		Mr Hardy won the Perrier Award for comedy in 1988 and since has toured as a stand-up, written columns for national newspapers, hosted television and radio programmes and appeared in a film.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/lancashire/3974731.stm (418 words)

	Jeremy Hardy versus The Israeli Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		Overcome by curiosity and a love of justice, British comedian Jeremy Hardy travels to Palestine to try his hand at ending the occupation.
		From the stand-off at Yasser Arafat’s compound to the siege of the Church of the Nativity, ’Jeremy Hardy v The Israeli Army’ captures the birth of a new kind of political engagement.
		Jeremy is struck by the commitment of people who pack their bags for Palestine to stand in the way of guns and tanks.
	www.labournet.net /events/0304/hardy1.html (209 words)

	channel4.com/film - Jeremy Hardy v. The Israeli Army (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		JEREMY HARDY V. Rousing and impassioned DV documentary about the International Solidarity Movement and their activities in Palestine, as experienced through the eyes of British comedian Jeremy Hardy
		His initial scepticism about the self-serving motives of some of his fellow volunteers is soon replaced by admiration at their bravery, and the film movingly records his own deepening commitment to the cause.
		Hardy's engaging narration and the honesty of his reactions are the key to the success of Sansour's film, which convincingly demonstrates that it is still possible for individuals to effect change and make a stand against injustice.
	www.channel4.com /film/reviews/film.jsp?id=121144 (224 words)

	Burnley Borough Council - Spend A Night With Jeremy Hardy
		After years at the top of the comedy tree, Jeremy Hardy has finally made it to Burnley and the Mechanics have booked the man himself to appear on Friday 12th April at 8pm.
		Jeremy Hardy is one of the UK’s leading stand-up comedians who comes to Burnley fresh from a sell out London run.
		Jeremy Hardy’s career has taken him into the realms of live performer, television and radio game show celebrity, play write, actor and newspaper columnist.
	www.burnley.gov.uk /site/scripts/news_article.php?newsID=11723 (346 words)

	Jeremy Hardy: Curriculum Vitæ
		Four friends: Jeremy, Kit [Hollerbach], Paul and Caroline [Leddy], play a bewildering array of characters, and all their exploits are based on dire britcom type situations.
		Linda Smith is a frequent collaborator with Jeremy, often appearing with him on the News Quiz and having been in All the Fun of the Mayor with him.
		Jeremy Hardy himself abandoned the comedian image for his presenting duties and visited various parts of the country where the action was taking place including the Houses of Parliament and Burford Church in Oxford.
	homepage.mac.com /elliottday/jeremyhardy/jeremyhardyswork.html (1225 words)

	Jeremy Hardy, unofficial. British comedian, satirist and journalist.
		Jeremy Hardy is managed by Off the Kerb, who have a list of his live events, and many other notable comedians on their books.
		It’s from Jeremy’s friends Emma and Martin, taken from The Winchester and Mid Hampshire Observer, and it’s the editor replying to a reader’s letter (although Carrie Quinlan claims it is from an episode of the West Wing—I know not which came first):
		BBC recordings are usually at the Drill Hall, Chenies Street, London, with the exception of I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue, which is recorded in theatres throughout the Kingdom.
	homepage.mac.com /elliottday/jeremyhardy (791 words)

	Nottingham Playhouse
		Hardy’s live show could be called an extravaganza were it not for the fact that nothing happens.
		Jeremy can currently be seen on BBC 2’s GRUMPY OLD MEN, heard on the new series of JEREMY HARDY SPEAKS TO THE NATION on BBC Radio 4 and recently made a film JEREMY HARDY VS. THE ISRAELI ARMY.
		Jeremy has also performed in and co-written UNNATURAL ACTS and AT HOME WITH THE HARDYS (Radio 4).
	www.nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk /index.cfm/page/news.detail.cfm/navid/51/parentid/7/id/143 (335 words)

	babble: Jeremy Hardy v The Israeli Army
		If they couldn't, we certainly can: in the film Hardy twice refers to the activists as 'vainglorious'.
		The expectation sometimes is worse," he pauses for a sardonic grin, "except if I'd actually been shot, that would have been worse than the expectation, probably." He may have escaped injury but others among the group didn't - one Australian woman spent a year recovering from the stomach wound she suffered.
		Hardy thinks that the incident gives the film's audience a different perspective on how such things come about.
	www.rabble.ca /babble/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic&f=4&t=000743&p= (436 words)

	Jeremy Hardy Vs. the Israeli Army (2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06)
		That it was her life but she couldn't tell it to us, she had to show a westerner's reactions to it.
		Hardy brings a middle class England perspective to the entire conflict.
		When the protesters become more involve and sneak into Palestinian settlements Hardy seems to be going through it with a non-challenge that might leave you thinking he were sitting next to you on the sofa, commenting on something distant.
	uk.imdb.com /title/tt0393396/combined (614 words)

	BBC - Oxford - Entertainment - Jeremy Hardy Interview
		Listen to the interview with Jeremy Hardy before his gig at The Oxford Playhouse on the 15th of November.
		As an avid Radio 4 listener Jeremy Hardy is a bit of a legend for me. He features on the very best shows like the News Quiz and I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue not to mention his own Sony Radio Award nominated Jeremy Hardy speaks to the nation.
		On November 15, 2005 he is bringing his startling intellect and glorious wit to The Oxford Playhouse but he’s at pains to point out that it won’t be a glamorous theatrical performance.
	www.bbc.co.uk /oxford/content/articles/2005/10/25/jeremy_hardy.shtml (255 words)

	Scotsman.com News - Edinburgh Festival Fringe - Jeremy Hardy
		IT’S BEEN 20 years since Jeremy Hardy first came to the Fringe, and 13 since he last performed.
		Assured in his own intelligence, Hardy is having the most superficial of mid-life crises by allowing his daughter to dress him in Top Man, and despite his protestations you imagine he’ll enjoy his forties, explaining to young Labourites where it all went wrong.
		He flatters and flattens his audience, reminding them of a socialism in their blood that the English have to learn in higher education, before rounding on this country for its role in the empire and Northern Ireland.
	news.scotsman.com /topics.cfm?tid=933&id=992492004 (446 words)

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