Richard Kylea Cowie: Last News

Rachel Riley 34, backed the #NoSafeSpaceForJewHate campaign by taking a two-day break from Twitter as part of a protest to stop anti-Jewish discrimination being ignored on the micro-blogging site.

Wiley has been slapped with a social media ban after a series of shocking anti-semitic posts.The grime artist has been barred from both Facebook and Instagram launching into a vile tirade on both Instagram and Twitter earlier this week.The decision to reprimand the musician came after Downing Street accused social media bosses of "not being good enough" in terms of their response.An unverified account, which went by the name of Richard Kylea Cowie, Wiley's real name, listed a string of Jewish celebrities who had all condemned Wiley's rants.The list included comedian David Baddiel, The Apprentice business legend Lord Sugar and BBC presenter Emma Barnett.One post by the account read: "Emma Barnett get me on your show."A second continued:

Wiley has been slapped with a ban from Facebook and Instagram following backlash over anti-Semitic posts from his social media accounts.

Wiley has been banned from Facebook and Instagram following his anti-Semitic tirade on social media.The rapper had previously shared videos of his ant-Semitic tweets on the platform, and is thought to have taken aim at some of his Jewish critics.An unverified account under his real name, Richard Kylea Cowie, named Jewish celebrities, including Lord Alan Sugar, BBC presenter Emma Barnett and comedian David Baddiel, who all spoke out against his messages.‘Emma Barnett get me on your show,’ one post read, while another said: ‘David Baddiel come and talk to me to my face..Let’s talk.’A Facebook company spokesperson told Metro.co.uk in a statement: ‘There is no place for hate speech on Facebook and Instagram.

Wiley has been banned from Facebook after an account reportedly belonging to the rapper began calling out some of his Jewish critics.The move comes after the godfather of grime posted a series of antisemitic comments to his social media accounts.An unverified Facebook account under his real name, Richard Kylea Cowie, subsequently mentioned a selection of Jewish celebrities – including Lord Sugar, comedian David Baddiel and BBC presenter Emma Barnett – who all criticised the musician.“Emma Barnett get me on your show,” one post from the account said.Another read: “David Baddiel come and talk to me to my face..Let’s talk.”As PA Media reports, another message is said to have mentioned Golders Green – an area of north London with a large Jewish

Facebook has banned Wiley from its platforms after an account purportedly belonging to the rapper took aim at some of his Jewish critics.