Laurence Fox: Last News

Dan Wootton Tonight, Fox made a series of comments about Joe’s political correspondent Ava Evans (also known as Ava Santina), where he said: “Show me a single self-respecting man that would like to climb into bed with that woman ever.”After GB News suspended Fox over the remarks earlier today (September 27), the channel announced Wootton has also been suspended pending further investigation.“GB News has suspended Dan Wootton following comments made on his programme by Laurence Fox last night,” a statement from the channel read.GB News has suspended Dan Wootton following comments made on his programme by Laurence Fox last night.This follows our decision earlier today to formally suspend Mr Fox.We are conducting a full investigation.— GB News (@GBNEWS) September 27, 2023“This follows our decision earlier today to formally suspend Mr Fox. We are conducting a full investigation.”After the segment aired, Wootton, who was seen laughing at his comments, apologised and described his reaction as a “lapse in judgement”.“Having looked at the footage, I can see how inappropriate my reaction to his totally unacceptable remarks appears to be and want to be clear that I was in no way amused by the comments,” Wootton wrote on X (fka Twitter).He added: “I should have intervened immediately to challenge offensive and misogynistic remarks.

Dan Wootton has been suspended from GB News following remarks made by Laurence Fox on the broadcaster’s show about a female journalist which have been described as “unacceptable, unjustifiable and indefensible”.

Dan Wootton has been suspended from GB News following remarks made by Laurence Fox on the broadcaster’s show about a female journalist which have been described as “unacceptable, unjustifiable and indefensible”. Speaking on Tuesday during an appearance on Dan Wootton Tonight, actor-turned-politician Fox made a series of remarks about Ava Evans, the political correspondent for online news site Joe, including asking: “Who would want to shag that?” In a statement, the channel said: “GB News has suspended Dan Wootton following comments made on his programme by Laurence Fox last night. “This follows our decision earlier today to formally suspend Mr Fox.

Actor-turned-broadcaster Laurence Fox has been suspended by UK news channel GB News over on-air comments he made about a female journalist.

Dan Wootton Tonight, Fox made a series of comments about Joe’s political correspondent Ava Evans (also known as Ava Santina), where he said: “Show me a single self-respecting man that would like to climb into bed with that woman ever.”GB News issued a statement today (September 27) confirming it had launched an investigation into the incident. “GB News has formally suspended Laurence Fox while we continue our investigation into comments he made on the channel last night.“Mr Fox’s suspension is effective immediately and he has been taken off air.

Laurence Fox has been used to hitting the headlines for the wrong reasons as the outspoken star is never shy about having his say on current affairs.

Journalist Ava Evans was left feeling "physically sick" after she heard the vile comments Laurence Fox made about her on GB News.

GB News has launched an investigation into “totally unacceptable” comments made by Laurence Fox about a female journalist during a broadcast. He made a series of remarks about Ava Evans, the political correspondent for online news site Joe, including describing her as a “little woman” during an episode of Dan Wootton Tonight on Tuesday, 26 September.

An investigation has been launched after GB News host host Laurence Fox launched into a “totally unacceptable” vile rant targeting a female journalist.

GB News says it has launched an investigation into 'totally unacceptable' comments made by Laurence Fox about a female journalist during a broadcast.

Four more Ofcom investigations have been opened into under-fire UK network GB News, including the first into Laurence Fox’s show.

Social media users have slammed Laurence Fox after he spent Father's Day attempting to burn Pride flags - but failing.

Soccer Aid returns for another year with two teams full of celebs and footballers playing eachother to raise money for charity.

Billie Piper wowed at 2023 BAFTA Television Awards on Sunday, with the actress sporting a statement sequinned catsuit on the red carpet. Billie, 40, who was nominated for Best Actress for I Hate Suzy Too, joined a whole host of famous faces at the annual awards bash at The Royal Festival Hall in London on 14 May, and she made sure to stand out among the crowd. She modelled an incredible blue catsuit covered with sequins, which featured matching gloves and also covered her shoes.

Gogglebox? Getting paid to watch TV (not to mention all the free takeaways) is the absolute dream – and that’s just for the families taking part in the regular series. If you’re one of the famous faces who has taken part in the Celebrity series, like Stacey Solomon and Joe Swash, Anne-Marie and Tom Jones or Lorraine Kelly and her daughter Rosie Smith, the exposure of being on TV every Friday night means they can make a very pretty penny from sponsored social media posts.

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.

Celebrity Gogglebox fans accused him of being 'mean' to his mum Linda on the show. The mother and son appeared on the hit Channel 4 programme last night (Friday, July 15) for the last episode of the series.

Express.co.uk at the launch event of the Bad Law project, he explained how he couldn’t “stand the injustice” present in courts of law and in the cultural sphere.Laurence said, when asked about cancel culture in relation to the cancellation of political commentator and priest Calvin Robinson, that he couldn’t “stand the injustice”.He said: “I can’t stand the injustice. I don’t like it when people are cancelled.“I think the way that Calvin was treated is fundamentally racist.

“She recently informed a black trainee vicar, that ‘as a white woman I can tell you (the trainee) that the Church is institutionally racist’.”Laurence added: “While the black trainee disagreed, it is clear that both the Rt Hon Welby and Dame Mullally are having to live with unimaginable guilt.“We therefore invite them to save their souls by resigning their posts in favour of BAME Anglicans.“Welby and Mullally would be showing the ultimate form of moral leadership, giving up their own careers to resolve what they attest to be a grim historical injustice.”Laurence added it would be “more Christian” than trying to urge white clergy people out of their professions and onto the streets.He demanded that the next Archbishop be democratically elected from a group of BAME candidates.A source close to Laurence told Express Online: “Once Welby et al have resigned, Fox and Reclaim will support democratic elections to be held within the Church to replace them.”The Reclaim Party founder’s petition now has over 3,000 signatures. A spokesperson for the Church of England told Express Online:“We fully sympathise with concerns over racism within the Church and wider society - the Church has been actively engaged on this issue for some time.“In April 2021, the Archbishops’ Anti-Racism Taskforce issued its report ‘From Lament to Action’, proposing a suite of changes to begin bringing about a change of culture in the life of the Church of England.“This work is now continuing with the Archbishops’ Racial Justice Commission, which is setting out a compelling agenda for change and will report to the Archbishops at regular intervals with recommendations to help the Archbishops fulfil their commitments to identify, respond to, and root out

Ash Sarkar has said that Laurence Fox asked her what colour her “knickers” were. On Friday (27 May), Sarkar posted to Twitter relaying an alleged interaction she had with the Lewis star. “So, I got to ask Laurence Fox in person today who’s funding his defamation defence,” she wrote.

Laurence Fox has been ordered to pay over £36,000 in legal costs after his failed bid for a jury trial.The actor, 44, is facing a defamation battle against Coronation Street actress Nicola Thorp, Drag Race UK star Crystal and former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake.The lawsuits follow Laurence referring to the trio as "paedophiles" during a heated Twitter row in October 2020.