May 28th 2024.
Marc Anwar, a former Coronation Street star who was let go from the show due to racist tweets, is now reportedly running to become a Member of Parliament. Marc played the role of Sharif Nazir, the husband of Yasmeen Nazir, and also had an affair with Yasmeen's best friend. However, in 2016, his career took a drastic turn when ITV decided to terminate his contract with immediate effect after offensive tweets were found on his Twitter account.
The offensive tweets were directed towards Indians, with Marc using derogatory language and making insensitive comments about the conflict between India and Pakistan. An ITV spokesperson at the time condemned his actions and stated that Marc would not be returning to the show. This news came as a shock to fans of the popular soap opera.
Two years later, Marc released a video apologising for his tweets, claiming it was a "moment of madness". But now, he has shifted his focus to politics and has set up a GoFundMe page for his campaign as an independent candidate in Bury North. On this page, he pledges to hold Israel accountable for committing genocide and to end corruption in local and national politics.
Marc describes himself as an actor, broadcaster, social activist, and charity worker. He has a fundraising goal of £15,000, but so far has only raised £418. The Agency has reached out to Marc for a comment on his political aspirations.
Meanwhile, in the world of politics, the Conservative Party leader Rishi Sunak will face off against Labour leader Keir Starmer on July 4th, following the announcement of a snap election by the Prime Minister on May 23rd. It's sure to be an intense battle between the two parties.
But for soap opera fans, there's always something exciting happening on the small screen. In Coronation Street, the truth about Roy's past is set to be revealed, while Lauren's killer will finally be brought to justice. And for those who can't get enough of the drama, Metro's WhatsApp Soaps community is the place to be. With exclusive interviews, must-watch videos, and spoiler galleries, it's the perfect way to stay up to date with all the latest gossip and news from your favourite shows.
The last general election was held on December 12th, 2019, with the main contenders being Boris Johnson for the Conservative Party and Jeremy Corbyn for Labour. The Conservative Party emerged victorious with a landslide majority of 80 seats and received the highest percentage of the popular vote since 1979. It was a significant and historic win for the party, and the results have had a major impact on the political landscape of the UK.
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