Laurence Fox: Last News

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.

With appearances on shows including The Big Fat Quiz of the Year and Channel 4’s Travel Man, Richard Ayoade is known for his sarcasm and quick wit. And while the talented actor may be able to have viewers in fits of laughter in a matter of minutes, off-screen 44 year old Richard is a lot more reserved. Away from the cameras, the BAFTA presenter has been married to Lydia Fox for over a decade and together the couple have three children together.

Piers Morgan had vowed to "uncancel" those who had been cancelled, after losing his job on Good Morning Britain, Laurence Fox promptly hit back, accusing of profiting off the phenomenon.The actor, who formed the Reclaim political party in 2020 against wokeness, claimed that Piers' success was based on cancel culture.Reposting an article about the aims of Piers' new TalkTV show Uncensored, Laurence sneered disapprovingly: "From the chubby slug who made his millions promoting cancel culture."Piers quickly hit back last night: "Actually, I defended you from the cancel culture mob… but sadly, you then went bonkers.

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 had revealed he's tested positive for Covid, just days after shared a photo of himself wearing a white T-shirt with the slogan: "No vaccine needed, I have an immune system." The actor and failed politician captioned the post: “I really like my new t-shirt.” Only a few days later Laurence updated his followers on his health as he shared a photo of a positive lateral flow test and admitted that he “felt shivery and cr*p.” Taking to Twitter he said: "In other news, felt shivery and cr*p yesterday.Turns out I have been visited by Lord Covid at last and have the Omnicold (if the LFT is to be believed!) Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter. You can sign up at the top of the page “On the Ivermectic, saline nasal rinse, quercetin, paracetamol and ibuprofen.

COVID-19.The actor confirmed the news on his Twitter account yesterday (January 30), sharing a picture of a positive lateral flow test, while also saying he has been taking the unauthorised drug Ivermectin.“In other news, felt shivery and crap yesterday,” Fox wrote. “Turns out I have been visited by Lord Covid at last and have the Omnicold (if the LFT is to be believed!) On the #Ivermectin, saline nasal rinse, quercetin, paracetamol and ibruprofen.

against the vaccine.The Lewis actor, 43, has been vocal about his opposition to the coronavirus vaccine on social media, as well as the mask mandate and lockdown rules.Taking to Twitter, he shared a photo of his positive lateral flow test, confirming that he has fallen ill.Alongside the snap, he penned: ‘In other news, felt shivery and crap yesterday. Turns out I have been visited by Lord Covid at last and have the Omnicold (if the LFT is to be believed!) ‘On the #Ivermectin, saline nasal rinse, quercetin, paracetamol and ibruprofen.’Discussing his symptoms, he stated that it was similar to ‘man flu at the moment’.In other news, felt shivery and crap yesterday.

Controversial actor Laurence Fox, best known for his role in "Lewis," has signed on to portray Hunter Biden in an upcoming biopic, a move he notes makes him temporarily "uncancelled." The actor took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce that he had been "uncancelled" after a year of being embroiled in various controversies over comments he made about Meghan Markle, the coronavirus pandemic, racism and cancel culture that all culminated in the formation of a new political party and a failed bid for office as the Mayor of London in 2021.  He’ll step back into the public eye by way of the new film directed by longtime actor Robert Davi ("The Goonies," "Licence to Kill") in a film about the ups and downs of President Joe Biden’s youngest son’s

GB News has been hit by yet another on-air prank as comedian Adam Pacitti managed to moon Laurence Fox without anyone on the live show realising. Adam was a guest on Dan Wootton's show alongside actor-turned-mayoral candidate Laurence and took his opportunity to have a laugh at the controversial star's expense.

The Lightning Seeds‘ ‘Three Lions‘ song for a ‘take the knee’ spoof has gained traction online.The Iain Duncan Smiths’ song places right-wing personalities Laurence Fox, Nigel Farage and Tommy Robinson at the centre of the 1996 hit song, imagining what the three figures have to say about footballers taking the knee against racism in sport.Some of the lyrics in the song, which comes with a video showing the personalities’ heads stuck on to existing bodies, read: “Everyone seems to know the score / We’re calling for a race war“, and: “You can stick your Karl Marx / […] Don’t take the knee“.Watch the parody below:Fox is an actor who last month failed in his bid to become Mayor of London with 1.8 per cent of the vote share.Farage is a former

Laurence Fox said identifying him as a white man was ‘racist’ as the Reclaim Party’s Scottish candidate looks to repeal the Hate Crime Bill after claiming that racism does not appear to be a ‘huge problem’ in Scotland. During the newly established Reclaim Party campaign visit to Scotland on Thursday, party leader Laurence Fox said that asking him if two white men were the answer to tackling racism was ‘racist.

mayoral candidate Laurence Fox, and more recently a daughter with current partner, musician Johnny Lloyd. ‘In the end I had to actually schedule the writing in, rather than trying to pepper it through various acting jobs and fit it between the rest of life.

And she said her mum Mandy had admitted the actress faces a much harder task than she did.Speaking on the Happy Place podcast, Billie, who has three children, said: "She is just like, 'I don't envy this at all. It looks so much harder than when you guys were around as children'.

Drag Race UK star Crystal and charity boss Simon Blake.The actor turned aspiring Mayor of London last year called CEO of Mental Health First Aid England and deputy chair of Stonewell Mr Blake and drag queen Crystal ‘paedophiles’ in now-deleted tweets, in a row over his boycott of Sainsbury’s due to the supermarket’s support of Black History Month. In a separate now-deleted tweet, he also called Ms Thorp a ‘paedophile’.Mr Blake and Crystal last year announced their intention to sue Fox, and their lawsuit for defamation was filed on April 1 in the High Court.Mr Blake, Ms Thorp and Crystal, under their birth name Colin Seymour, are listed as the claimants, represented by Patron Law. In October 2020, Fox hit out at Sainsbury’s for creating a

Kate Garraway fans defend GMB star as Finding Derek branded 'shameful'He went on to share the clip on Twitter in view of his 273,000 followers.He wrote: “Bit of mild intimidation to start the day from the boys in blue.“We have no evidence but...” Stop right there.Then why are you knocking on my door???“Meanwhile actual crime is off the charts.

This Morning host could not stop herself from responding after seeing his tweet about not social distancing.The 63-year-old asked the actor "what do you know about this virus that scientists don’t?" in a heated post in view of her 78,000 followers.She went on to respond to a number of fans also angered by his message to his own 261,000 users.His post came as Prime Minister Boris Johnson updated the UK on the plan for Christmas in light of the coronavirus pandemic.It saw many told to stay at home and not see loved ones if living in certain areas, as the festive relaxtion of the rules was reduced to just Christmas Day.However, Laurence, 42, claimed the country's "freedom is on the line".He tweeted: "Take off your masks.

Piers Morgan has hit out at Laurence Fox over his stance on Black Lives Matter and footballers taking 'taking the knee' in support of it.

Twitter account, took to the social media platform to boast about his lunch with friends where they hugged. The actor told his 255,000 followers that if the NHS couldn't cope then it was "not fit for purpose".A Cardio-Thoracic Intensive Care nurse, named on Twitter as Joanna Louise, fired back at Mr Fox's post by describing what she'd had to go through at work.Joanna replied to his tweet saying: "Just held a persons hand as they died alone, without their family or loved ones by their side."Glad you enjoyed your meal."Laurence Fox wrote on Sunday night: "Just had a large group over to lunch and we hugged and ate and talked and put the world to rights."It was lovely."You’ll never take that away from people."Stay out.