Anderson doesn't believe Khan comments were wrong in any way
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Anderson doesn't believe Khan comments were wrong in any way
Former deputy Conservative Party chair, Lee Anderson, has doubled down on his comment that London Mayor Sadiq Khan was "under the control of Islamists".
He said he didn't consider Mr Khan's own faith when criticising him but just thought he was a "useless" mayor that "pandered to this section of people".
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Rishi Sunak has stopped short of directly saying that the comments made by Lee Anderson were Islamophobic, instead insisting that they were "wrong and unacceptable." Lee Anderson lost the Conservative..
The transport secretary, Mark Harper, has reiterated that Lee Andersonās comment on Sadiq Khan was āwrong, and wasnāt true.ā Mr Harper declined to say whether Mr Andersonās remarks were..