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Former Conservative Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson criticised the Prime Minister's decision to strip him of the Tory whip, but he said he had not fallen out with him

Frustrated LBC host Nick Ferrari kicked Illegal Migration Minister Michael Tomlinson off his show for refusing to say if Lee Anderson's remarks about Sadiq Khan were Islamophobic

Lee Anderson told GB News he did not understand what Islamophobia was after he was suspended by the Conservatives for claiming Sadiq Khan was controlled by 'Islamists'

Cases of Islamophobia are rocketing around the country and columnist Darren Lewis is disgusted by the far-right Tory tactics to ramp things up, not dial them down

Labour leader Keir Starmer accused Rishi Sunak of 'lacking the backbone' to call out Islamophobia after the PM insisted his party does not have a problem with Muslims

The number of MPs who say they have no confidence in Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle has reached 77, up from 71 on Friday amid anger over last week's Gaza ceasefire vote

Ashfield MP Lee Anderson has insisted he won't apologise for claiming London Mayor Sadiq Khan is controlled by 'Islamists" as Tory ministers suggest he could be welcomed back

WhatsApp messages shared between Tory backbenchers show anger about Lee Anderson's suspension in a racism storm with MPs griping that they'd faced a backlash from voters

Lee Anderson was suspended on Saturday following a vile attack on London Mayor Sadiq Khan which has been branded Islamophobic - but the door has been left open for his return

Teachers say children as young as seven are throwing furniture, ripping posters from walls and storming out of classrooms

The Muslim Council of Britain also accused the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and his Cabinet of remaining 'silent' over Lee Anderson's 'racist' remarks as they called for a probe

Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden told the BBC's Sunday withLaura Kuenssberg that he doesn't believe Lee Anderson intended to be Islamophobic and defended Suella Braverman

Ashfield MP Lee Anderson was suspended by the Tories after refusing to apologies for remarks he made about Sadiq Khan, with Nigel Farage saying he should join Reform UK

Moderate Tories are fleeing their party in droves, unable to put up with the effluent flowing from the hard right

Lee Anderson was tonight suspended by the Conservative Party after making vitriolic remarks on GB News about Labour Mayor of London Sadiq Khan

Controversial Lee Anderson has been suspended after the MP for Ashfield, Notts, told GB News that Sadiq Khan had 'given our capital city away to his mates'

Writing for the Mirror, Labour Party Chair Anneliese Dodds says it's 'appalling' Lee Anderson would have remained a Tory MP if he'd apologised for Sadiq Khan slur

Lee Anderson could be tempted to join Nigel Farage's party, formerly known as the Brexit Party, after he was suspended by the Conservatives over a slur on Sadiq Khan

Ex-Conservative Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson has had the party whip suspended after he refused to apologise for claiming London Mayor Sadiq Khan is controlled by Islamists

Ex-Conservative Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson claimed that London's first Muslim mayor Sadiq Khan is controlled by Islamists as he appeared on GB News where he's a presenter

Tory MP James Daly highlighted the Government's failings on deporting failed asylum seekers and prosecuting rapists in his time on the Home Affairs Select Committee

Aussie actress Holly Valance was spotted on the front row of the right-wing Tory event, alongside rabble-rousing MPs such as Lee Anderson, Jacob Rees-Mogg and the failed former PM herself. But what on earth was she doing there?

Former Prime Minister Liz Truss, who crashed the economy during her disastrous 49 days in Downing Street, demanded tax cuts at a Popular Conservatism launch event

Tory MP Lee Anderson quit as party deputy chairman in protest over Rishi Sunak's Rwanda Bill - but now says he should have voted for it

After threats of rebellion from right-wing Tories over the Rwanda deportation plan failed to materialise, the bill is now headed for the Lords where members are in a fighting mood, writes Mirror columnist Keir Mudie