Laurence Fox is slammed for wearing a coronavirus mask exemption badge that he purchased on Amazon

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Kevin Clifton, 38, addressed one of his 251,600 Twitter followers after they said they were “disappointed” with him, incorrectly thinking he was “encouraging” people to wear a COVID “mask exemption” badge like actor Laurence Fox.The former Strictly Come Dancing professional had joked that the actor was “fighting for his right” to wear “a lanyard”, after the Lewis star had uploaded an impassioned post explaining that he had obtained the badge from Amazon last weekend.Laurence said he is currently battling anxiety as he explained the reasoning behind him no longer wearing a mandatory face covering.Some social media users were left unimpressed with his justification, as they asked why he would put others most at risk from the severe side

Laurence Fox has angered many Twitter users after sharing a photo of himself proudly showing off his new face mask exemption lanyard that he says he bought on Amazon.

@Simon4NDorset, you have never met me. You have no looking glass into my lived experience. “To demean, discriminate and bully someone from your Government account has caused deep hurt to those close to me.“I hope you use this opportunity to educate yourself.

Amazon.Fox, 42, has openly bragged about breaking lockdown rules over the past few months, claiming he has had large groups over for lunch and hugged friends, and urged followers to ‘take off your masks’ over Christmas. His latest stunt is buying a lanyard to exempt himself from wearing a mask in public off Amazon.Face masks are compulsory across the UK when on public transport and in shops, supermarkets and shopping centres, to prevent the spread of coronavirus.Some groups are exempt from wearing a face mask in public places, including children under the age of 11, people who cannot put on, wear or remove a face covering because of a physical or mental illness or impairment, or disability, and those caused severe distress by wearing a face

Laurence Fox was labelled an "idiot" by enraged Twitter users after he showed off a Covid mask exemption badge he bought on Amazon.

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