Comedian Lee Hurst's Twitter suspended after claiming Chris Whitty attack 'not enough'

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Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has questioned the furious response from Prime Minister Boris Johnson to the men who harassed Chief Medical Officer Professor Chris Whitty.The young men were called “despicable thugs” by the Prime Minister before one of them lost his job as an estate agent and got charged with common assault.Reacting to the news, the Clarkson’s Farm star admitted in his latest column: “I’m not sure this reaction is entirely fair.“If you live your life in the public eye, you have to expect attention when you’re on the street.”Jeremy went on to explain his reasoning, citing how things can “turn mildly physical” when he’s approached by eager fans.He added: “If I walk past a building site, or a pub, I can pretty much guarantee that I’ll be

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A man who grabbed Professor Chris Whitty in the street has lost his job at an estate agent's, it has been reported.Lewis Hughes and his pal Jonathan Chew, both 24, were branded "despicable thugs" by Prime Minister for manhandling England's chief medical officer, who has been one of the key figures during the coronavirus crisis. Hughes apologised for his actions and told the Sun: "I've paid the price with my job."He said that he and friends had been on an anti-lockdown march in London on Sunday when they spotted Professor Whitty, 55, at around 3pm in St James's Park.

Boris Johnson branded the pair "despicable thugs" and the incident led to calls for the top medic to be given the same level of protection as ministers. Hughes - who admitted he had been drinking - said he has "paid with his job" after the footage went viral.He apologised for the upset caused, claiming he just wanted a selfie that he could show his mum.

Twitter shortly after aiming a string of abusive tweets at Professor Chris Whitty. The suspension came after Hurst tweeted that Sunday night's attack on England's Chief Medical Officer was "not enough."Disturbing footage of Professor Whitty being harassed and manhandled by two thugs in London emerged on social media earlier this week, the Mirror reports.

Comedian Lee Hurst has been suspended from Twitter after sharing abusive tweets about Professor Chris Whitty.

GB News host Kirsty Gallacher has said she doesn't feel that the footage of Chris Whitty being pursued in the park by two men is "disturbing". This comes after the news host, 45, discussed the newly-emerged footage with Darren McCaffrey on the start-up British news channel after two men were filmed grabbing onto the Chief Medical Officer.

Piers Morgan labelled the thugs who followed and harassed Professor Chris Whitty in the street as “disgusting” in a scathing put down on his Twitter. The former Good Morning Britain presenter re-tweeted a post from Politics For All, who shared video footage of the government adviser being harassed by a gang of youths as he walked down the street.

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Piers Morgan has hit out at the idiots who manhandled Chris Whitty and filmed it.

Vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi described the footage as "disgusting" and branded the individuals as "thugs" who should be charged for their behaviour towards the public servant.The Metropolitan Police confirmed they are aware of the video being shared across Twitter and Facebook and are in contact with the scientist.According to officers the incident happened at St James’s Park in central London and those involved were spoken to at the time.In the distressing video the over enthusiastic pair appear to grab Prof Whitty in a headlock while one of the men films the scene as a selfie.