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Billie Piper has spoken out about her ex-husband, Laurence Fox.

The Berlin Film Festival’s opening-night red-carpet gala Thursday stayed on schedule despite a pair of climate change activists who apparently glued themselves to the carpet in front of the Berlin Palast.

ITV detective drama Lewis, the Inspector Morse spin-off, is back on our screens.Set in Oxford, the series stars Kevin Whately as Robert "Robbie" Lewis and Laurence Fox as DS James Hathaway.You can catch a run on ITV3 at 8pm tonight (August 10), or all nine series are available on ITV hub.Fox is perhaps best known as an actor for his role as Lewis' sidekick, but even those who haven't seen the show might recognise him – the controversial activist is leader of the right-wing Reclaim Party.The former musician was also a 2021 London mayor candidate, attracting less than 2% of the vote and losing his deposit after standing in opposition to what he saw as "extreme" political correctness.Fox has courted his share of controversy, too, with his provocative views around political correctness and "woke culture", Covid-19 and racial issues, among other topics.Fox was temporarily banned from Twitter in June.His account was suspended for a day after tweeting an image of a swastika made from LBTQ+ symbol the Progress Pride flag.It included the comment: "You can openly call the [Union Jack] a symbol of facism (sic) and totalitarianism on Twatter.

BBC series Cheaters, first made his on-screen debut in 2009, playing Perkin Warbeck in TV mini series Henry VIII: Mind of a Tyrant. Since then, he’s made quite the impact in the various roles he has been cast in. But when somebody comes from such a talented family, their success comes as no surprise.

Laurence Fox said he hopes England flop at Euro 2020 – because players take the knee.The actor-turned-activist said he had spent his `whole life' supporting the Three Lions.But he said he hopes they go out in the first round of the tournament starting Friday and "any team but ours" wins because of the gesture England stars make before each match.He even backed Scotland to win when the two arch-rivals meet at Wembley on June 18.Fox, who played Det Sgt James Hathaway in TV crime drama Lewis, said Gareth Southgate's young team were 'millionaire woke babies protesting inequality on £200,000-a-week'.The actor, who lost his deposit in last month's London mayoral elections, launched into a Twitter rant after portions of the crowd jeered when

Laurence Fox hit headlines in January after appearing on BBC’s Question Time, in which he accused a woman of colour of being racist in response to her describing him as "white privileged male". Now, in an interview with The Sunday Times, which was published today (Sunday, April 26), Fox revealed he was dumped by his mixed-race girlfriend following the incident.

Question Time bosses gave host Fiona Bruce a briefing ahead of actor Laurence Fox’s appearance on the show.