News about Laurence Fox

Broadcaster Narinder Kaur (left) has thanked people for their support amid the ongoing police probe into Laurence Fox (right) over an 'upskirt photo' he shared of her online. Former actor Laurence Fox posted the explicit image of Ms Kaur on X, formerly Twitter , without her consent on Wednesday evening amid a spat about their political views. Now Ms Kaur has taken to the platform to issue a heartfelt message to her followers for the support she has received, adding that it has driven her to 'pick myself back up' following the incident. She wrote on X: 'I just wanted to say a huge thank you to everyone supporting me and trying to make me feel better. It's actually making me cry. Thank you to all you lovely people, you will never know how much you are helping me pick myself back up.'

Police are investigating after Laurence Fox (left) was criticised for sharing an 'upskirt photo' of broadcaster Narinder Kaur (right) on social media. A spokesperson for the Met Police told MailOnline: 'We have been made aware of a post on social media regarding an up-skirting offence and we are currently investigating the circumstances.' Former actor Laurence Fox posted the explicit image of Ms Kaur on X, formerly Twitter, without her consent on Wednesday evening amid a spat about their political views.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Bear Grylls was chased by lions and pulled underwater by snakes when filming his television adventures, but his elder sister, Lara Fawcett, prefers the treacherous waters of politics. I hear that the PR executive, 57, is due to host a gathering of 'populists' in July - some of whom will be battling it out at the next General Election. Among them is actor-turned-controversial activist Laurence Fox , veteran Tory MP Sir Christopher Chope, Tory-turned-Reform MP Lee Anderson and an unnamed Labour MP. The private invitation, promising 'cocktails, canapes, and conversation' at an unspecified house in the North of England, explains: 'We are gathering a group of politically interested, involved and influential individuals who want to ensure that the next group of leaders we choose understand how to best serve those "ordinary" people'.

Drag artist Crystal (left, inset right with Simon Blake and Nicola Thorp) was sitting at home on a normal Sunday evening in 2020 when a text appeared on their phone. 'I think someone's just called you a paedophile on Twitter ,' the message read. Crystal, real name Colin Seymour, looked - and found an endless stream of reactions, messages and comments, all instigated by disgraced actor-turned GB News presenter Laurence Fox (right). They spent the next three years, alongside former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake, fighting the baseless allegation in court, finally winning a £90,000 libel settlement each from Fox on Thursday, with a judge ruling the accusation's effects were 'distinctively homophobic'. Now they have told MailOnline how just one word from Fox threatened their entire career. 'I was really nervous,' Crystal told MailOnline. 'The fact that I'm gay made me worried people would be more likely to believe it. I had no idea what it could become.' The drag artist, who was featured in the first series of Drag Race UK, was initially overwhelmed by 'how mental' their social media became - swarming with comments from trolls who repeated the accusation, supporters defending them, and everything in between.

Crystal (right) - real name Colin Seymour -  and Simon Blake, a former trustee with LGBTQ + charity Stonewall, took the one-time Lewis star to court after he made the slur in an online row about Sainsbury's decision to celebrate Black History Month. The pair sued for defamation and won: in January this year judge Mrs Justice Collins Rice said Fox's choice of words had been 'seriously harmful, defamatory and baseless'. Last month, she ordered the star, 46, to pay £90,000 to each party - but he has vowed to appeal (inset). Crystal says he has been vindicated and has spoken of his pride at pursuing the case against Reclaim Party founder Fox because the term 'paedophile' had been weaponised as a common slur against LGBTQ+ people.

Laurence Fox has vowed to appeal a high court ruling after he was ordered to pay £180,000 in damages to two people he referred to as 'paedophiles' on social media. The actor-turned-politician was successfully sued by former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake and drag artist Crystal over a row on Twitter , now known as X. Mr Fox called Mr Blake and the former RuPaul 's Drag Race contestant, whose real name is Colin Seymour, 'paedophiles' in an exchange about a decision by Sainsbury's to mark Black History Month in October 2020. In Thursday's ruling, the judge said Mr Fox should pay Mr Blake and Mr Seymour £90,000 each in damages and slammed him for trying to 'attach blame and discredit' the pair during litigation. Shortly after the verdict was announced, Mr Fox called the result 'so surreal it's almost funny' in a bizarre social media post in which he also claimed: 'Lady justice ain't blind. She's got both eyes wide open.' He wrote: 'None of the claimants could provide a single witness in court to support the claim that they had suffered any harm. You get the same wonga if you lose a leg at work. 'So surreal it's almost funny. Lady justice ain't blind. She's got both eyes wide open. Will be appealing.'

Six people were arrested near Downing Street after police intervened when a group broke through a cordon made to stop people moving past the area allocated for the event. This led to scuffles breaking out, with one man arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty after a police horse was reportedly 'targeted on Whitehall'. Another man was arrested on suspicion of being drunk and disorderly. The melee happened just before the main rally at 3pm, where Robinson - former leader of the English Defence League - was joined by leader of the Reclaim Party Mr Fox as he gave a speech. Robinson was already in London having been acquitted of breaching a dispersal order while attending a pro-Israel protest on November 26 last year.

Police officers have clashed with protesters in central London on St George's Day after people belonging to far right groups travelled across the UK to the capital to march on Whitehall. The Met Police said some members of the large crowd, located near to the Cenotaph, 'violently' forced through police blockades, requiring the deployment of mounted officers. A spokesperson previously said that among those expected to attend were people belonging to 'far right groups' and 'groups linked to football clubs'. Crowds blocked the road and chants of 'England till I die' could be heard in videos from the scene.

Taking place on May 2, the elections will see 11 candidates fight it out for the most powerful Mayoral role in the country. After announcing it is time to 'take the trash out' , the fancy-dressed man has told the BBC he is 'gunning for a champions league spot' this year after finishing ninth in the 2021 election. Binface has said he is the 'only fresh thing on the menu given all other politicians are rubbish'. Now, in a post on X, the candidate has said in his manifesto that he wants to 'build at least one affordable house' and demolish the Millennium Dome to make way for a nature reserve.

Since failing to fill in the nomination forms correctly, actor Laurence Fox (pictured) will not run for office at the London mayoral elections. However, Count Binface has been able to fill in the forms correctly and has confirmed that he would contest Labour incumbent Sadiq Khan. The Reclaim Party leader's nomination papers had been submitted shortly before the deadline on Wednesday, but they were later discovered to have errors that were then too late to correct, according to London Elects, which controls the mayoral and London Assembly elections.

Laurence Fox (left), left, with Elizabeth 'Liz' Barker), told Nike to 'leave our flag alone' while speaking at a small protest on Downing Street today, despite wearing two trainers (right) from the under-fire sportswear brand. After yesterday's under-21s match against Azerbaijan, the ex-GB News host praised England and Liverpool footballer Harvey Elliott for turning his collar up to hide the new black and blue versions of the St George's Cross, which Nike also described as a 'playful upgrade' to the kit.

Laurence Fox took to social media to debunk former wife Billie Piper's "outright lies" after she said co-parenting their two sons was 'enormously difficult' amid the tumultuous actor and activist's numerous scandals. Billie, a doctor Who actor who also shares Winston, 12, and Eugene, eight, with the ex-GB News host, finally spoke out about the irreversible split in a recent interview with British Vogue six years after their divorce. In a long social media post, Laurence accused Billie of not being trustworthy, and that although he'd done his best to put his children first, he'd not be a genius.

Since Richard Ayoade and his brother-in-law Laurence Fox said the IT Crowd actor would have a 'interesting take' on her ex-husband, Billie Piper has reignited controversies. Billie's divorce from Laurence in 2016 was a 'quick' divorce, ahead of a tense custody battle for their sons Winston, 12, and Eugene, eight, which she finally spoke out against in a tense discussion with British Vogue. The mother-of-two spoke about 'difficult co-parenting' with Laurence and how she copes with his numerous public scandals in the interview. Yet Billie, 41, confessed that she isn't the right time to ask about Laurence, 45, adding that the publication would do well to contact Richard - who is married to Laurence's sister Lydia - for his 'interesting' look at the actor. Laurence admitted that he had fallen out with Richard as a result of his Question Time race row, but argued they were 'all allies now.'

After finishing ninth in the 2021 election, the well-dressed man told the BBC he is 'gunning for a champion's league spot' at the poll this year. Binface said he was unable to reveal his entire manifesto due to rumors of other candidates' "nicking his stuff," but that he would bring some "much needed sanity." He has said that his previous manifesto promises will continue. They include Ceefax's return, a croissant price cap, and renaming London Bridge to Phoebe Waller-Bridge.

Thousands of protesters are reported to have descended on central London today for a pro-Palestinian march despite heavy police presence. Protesters marched from Park Lane to the US Embassy in Nine Elms as part of a coalition of organizations including Stop the War, Friends of al-Aqsa, and the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. Demonstrators chanted 'Free free Palestine', 'What do we want?Ceasefire; when do we want it? Now' and the tense statement, "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free."

After the BBC suffered with 'dumbing down' backlash over his booking, Paddy McGuinness has defended his appearance at Question Time. The comedian and host, 50, had been recently welcomed onto the flagship debate show often featuring heavyweight politicians and media personalities to answer questions from the audience on current topics of the day. When the former Take Me Out host went on air, viewers on X branded it 'bizarre,' with one accusing the BBC of'reaching a new low of dumbing down.'

Billie Piper has unlucky in love once more after she was rumored to divorce Johnny Lloyd after eight years together. According to The Sun, the former Doctor Who actor, 41, and the singer, 38, who shared five-year-old daughter, Tallulah, decided to end their friendship after lockdown, which had a major effect on their relationship. It's not the first time the actress's relationship seems to have gone sour; she's been divorced twice and caught in a bitter custody dispute with her ex Laurence Fox. She married her first husband Chris Evans in 2001 after dating for six months and now aged just 18, causing controversies. So, despite rumors that Billie's relationship with Johnny was'very sad' and they are 'better off apart,' FEMAIL looks at the actor's complicated love history...

Heavyweight politicians and media personalities are often invited to answer questions from the audience on current topics of the day, although a select group of celebrities has appeared in the past. McGuinness, 50, who is best known as the host of Take Me Out and Question of Sport, caused a stir when he said he 'adored' Sir Keir Starmer's latest U-turn and stuck the boot into the Tories.

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: She adorns Tatler's cover, with the society magazine announcing her as 'The new It-Girl' and shaming her for her uninhibited, chain-smoking style and scarlet hair. Lady Venetia Baring, 25, has come at a price - her father, Evelyn, 4th Earl of Cromer, has been subjected to a ferocious dressing-down. In a withering letter to The Times, Lady Venetia Baring says my late mother, Dowager Countess of Cromer, "She really didn't like [Princess] Diana" and that "Diana should get a grip." The Old Etonian peer, 77, makes it clear that his mother would have never uttered such words, adding that she'served the late queen for 17 years and was commended for her service, training, and affection by a CVO.'

Mr Fox is suing Mukhtar Ali Yassin for libel over a dispute on X, formerly known as Twitter, as a result of a discussion in London on Wednesday. Fox lost his £2 million libel lawsuit after a judge declared that he defamed RuPaul Drag Race actor Crystal and former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake by naming them as "paedophils." Fox was discovered to have libelled the pair after they called him racist during a chat on X about Sainsbury's decision to honor Black History Month.

During an interview on X over Sainsbury's decision to celebrate Black History Month, Fox (right) was discovered to have libelled British-Canadian drag artist Crystal (left) and former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake, slurting them with the insult after they branded him racist. The Lewis star, who founded the Reclaim Party, attempted to sue the pair and actress Nicola Thorp for posting racist tweets. The judge found that they were not defamatory. Fox has vowed to appeal.

In October 2020, the actor and right-wing activist was found guilty of libelling former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake and drag artist Crystal over a dispute on X. In an interview about Sainsbury's decision to commemorate Black History Month, Fox, 45, called Mr Blake and the former RuPaul's Drag Race contestant, Colin Seymour, 'paedophiles.' The Lewis actor, who founded the Reclaim Party, attempted to sue the pair and actress Nicola Thorp over a series of tweets accusing him of bigotry. After the court's decision, Fox claimed that his countersuit was mistakenly dismissed because the judge 'could not specify what a racist was'.

Laurence Fox has lost his High Court libel contest against two individuals he referred to as paedophils on social media. In October 2020, former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake and drag artist Crystal sued the actor and right-wing activist over a X row. In a conversation about Sainsbury's decision to commemorate Black History Month, Fox, 45, called Mr Blake and the former RuPaul's Drag Race contestant, Colin Seymour, "paedophiles."

Laurence Fox is likely to find his fate today as a judge decides on the outcome of his High Court libel lawsuit against two individuals he referred to as paedophiles on social media. In October 2020, former Stonewall trustee Simon Blake and drag artist Crystal sued the actor and right-wing activist over a rift over X. In an interview about Sainsbury's decision to commemorate Black History Month, Fox, 45, called Mr Blake and the former RuPaul's Drag Race contestant, Colin Seymour, 'paedophiles.'