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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

'This welcome news is a reminder of what can be achieved when you engage and talk with transport workers'

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

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

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

The move has been announced by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan on the second anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The vehicles will be used for medical and humanitarian needs

The viral clip used artificial intelligence (AI) to replicate his voice and make it sound like he was criticising Remembrance events and demanding that pro-Palestinian marches to take precedence

Sarah de Lagarde had to have an arm and leg amputated after she slipped on a wet platform and was hit by two trains - now, she's taking legal action against TfL, who she says have not accepted responsibility

The Advertising Standards Authority has upheld complaints about two radio ads for the Ultra Low Emission Zone in London, as well as a separate ad by the Greater London Authority

Hundreds of acid attacks were reported to police in England and Wales last year, ONS data shows, as the Met Police hunt a man over a suspected corrosive alkaline attack in Clapham, South London

Catherine Finnegan, 56, originally from County Galway, had been in central London, outside the busy Victorian bus station during rush hour when she was tragically hit and killed by a bus

The Labour leader will work with experts to extend the types of weapons that are banned, as well as taking action to stop kids getting their hands on knives online

Susan Hall, who is standing for the Conservatives in the London mayoral election, told Nick Ferrari she didn't know the cost of bus fares as she doesn't use them

A Conservative Party report said the cash spent on Royal Docks 'beach party', enjoyed by tens of thousands of locals, was 'wasted' and branded it a 'pointless scheme'

London Mayor Sadiq Khan unveiled £140 million plans to extend universal free school meals for the 2024/25 school year, after piloting the approach in state-funded primaries across the Capital from September

The star of The Apprentice has offered to pay the rail fares of any young people feeling pressured to carry knives to visit his gym in Brentwood, which he says is a safe place for all and includes a knife amnesty bin.

The Tory peer Shaun Bailey questioned former Countdown host Carol Vorderman status as a 'serious political commentator' as he appeared on GB News last week

Ex-Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland said the threat posed by deepfakes - fake audio and video clips that appear realistic - was a 'clear and present danger'