Laurence Fox: Last News

A nurse hit back at Laurence Fox's post bragging about breaking lockdown rules with a heart-wrenching story.

Laurence Fox’s tweet bragging about having a “large group” of friends over for lunch at his house with a photo of the impression PPE left on her face after she “held a person’s hand as they died alone” at work.Laurence Fox has been called out for his ‘dangerous’ comments about Covid-19Joanna Louise, a cardiothoracic intensive care nurse, posted the photo of herself after Fox tweeted that he had hugged his friends, urging people to ignore social distancing rules and “protect your rights”.She wrote: “Just held a person’s hand as they died alone, without their family or loved ones by their side. Glad you enjoyed your meal.”Fox received a torrent of backlash for his tweet, in which he wrote: “Stay out.

Rita Ora and Laurence Fox both broke lockdown rules at the weekend.Singer Ora has apologised after hosting a birthday celebration on Saturday, while actor Fox has claimed that he had a ‘large group over to lunch’ and that they all hugged, as well as telling his 256k Twitter followers to ‘stay out’ and ‘protect your rights’.In England, where a national lockdown is currently in place until Wednesday, December 2, people from separate households are not allowed to meet inside.

Rita Ora and Laurence Fox have been warned to follow lockdown rules by Downing Street today after they have been found to be in breach of the current restrictions.

The Pogues have sent a scathing message to actor Laurence Fox after he criticised the BBC for replacing the original lyrics to their famous song, Fairytale of New York. The Irish band took to Twitter to tell Fox, who recently started the Reclaim Party, to "f**k off" after he publicly hit out at the BBC 's decision to scrap some of their controversial lyrics.

would not be played on BBC Radio 1, with an edited version provided by the record label, in an effort to avoid offending younger listeners.The original song will still be played on Radio 2, while presenters on 6 Music will be given the choice between the two versions.Fox -who has waged a war on the ‘woke’ of late, started his own political party and boycotted Sainsbury’s after they showed support for Black History Month – was rather offended by Radio 1’s decision to leave out the homophobic slur when playing Fairytale Of New York, and took to Twitter to urge others to get the ‘proper version’ to number one.The 42-year-old tweeted: ‘Here we go again.

The Pogues have hit out at Laurence Fox after the controversial actor criticised the BBC’s decision to air a censored version of ‘Fairytale of New York’ over the festive period.It was confirmed earlier today (November 19) that BBC Radio 1 will play an edited version of the 1987 track which omits the slurs “f****t” and “slut” — although an uncensored cut will air on BBC Radio 2.Fox, who has attempted to rebrand as a right-wing provocateur in recent months, tweeted in response: “The cultural commissars at the @bbc are telling you what is and isn’t appropriate for your ignorant little ears.

Tom Grater International Film ReporterBrit actor Laurence Fox has been dropped by his reps Artists Rights Group, Deadline can confirm.The agency’s decision comes after the White Lines actor was involved in a string of controversies related to his political views. Notably, an appearance on flagship BBC show Question Time left Fox in hot water after he claimed it was “racist” for an audience member to refer to him as a “white privileged male” while also refuting that press treatment of Meghan Markle was racist.

Billie Piper has opened up on her first marriage to radio presenter Chris Evans.

Laurence Fox branded a 'MONSTER' in explosive Jeremy Vine race rowIn a lengthy post, he began: "1 - This is an opportunity for those of us lucky enough to be young and healthy, to show how courageous, driven and capable we are in the face of this virus."2 - We need to make sure that the elderly and the vulnerable are looked after not just physically, but also financially. We need to make sure that we keep working and living and setting an example of hope.

It's been a year of controversy for actor Laurence Fox, who has once again landed himself in hot water by branding several high-profile stars 'paedophiles' after they called him 'racist'.

he is suing Fox for defamation.I detest racism. Challenging it is important to me, but I will choose my words more carefully in future.

Always.A post shared by Laurence Fox (@lozzafox1) on One replied: "I really hope the story I read about you starting a political party is true!"Another agreed and wrote: "Good luck for the political party.

sharing a private message between the pair in which he questioned why she blocked him on Twitter – before doubling down on his ‘All Lives Matter’ claim.The White Lines actor felt he had received his most hurtful of ‘cancellations’ this week when actress Front decided to block Fox, who is becoming more and more well known as being on a mission to take down the so-called ‘wokies’.Calling out Front in a private message, which he later shared to his page, Fox asked what he had done to receive such a blacklisting.On Thursday, the 42-year-old – who has shafted the Black Lives Matter message in favour of ‘All Lives Matter’ (which is perceived to be problematic by many) – shared a screenshot of a text conversation with Front, 56, in which he asked:

Is It Just Me? podcast.‘I sort of go “How am I looking? What do I look like now?” So I do it to sort of check in with myself.’The mother-of-three doesn’t let the pics leave her phone though. ‘I would never send one because it’s way too risky,’ she said.

anxiety riddled in her twenties.The Secret Diary of a Call Girl star, now 37, became the youngest person in history to top the charts aged 15 with Because We Want To in 1998 before she went on to marry Chris Evans, 54, three years later.Now she said the rollercoaster of fame dogged her for years before she caught her breath acting.‘In my 20s a lot of my stress from that period was buried, and I still struggle to remember a lot of it. I don’t regret it.

Laurence Fox has revealed he considered taking his own life following the breakdown of his marriage to Billie Piper.

Laurence Fox has recalled blazing rows he used to have with ex-wife Billie Piper.

Laurence Fox was dumped by his mixed race girlfriend in the fallout of his rant about racism on Question Time earlier this year. 

Actors union Equity has apologised to Laurence Fox after branding him a ‘disgrace’.

Laurence Fox updated his 179,000 followers on Twitter this morning, after leaving social media on February 24.