Fazila Loonat says she was racially abused in street after Danny Lockwood's column A councillor for the town where Jo Cox was murdered has said she no longer feels safe after being labelled a "dangerous and divisive extremist" by the publisher of Tommy Robinson's memoirs. Fazila Loonat, 38, said she had been racially abused in the street and received threatening phone calls following an article by Danny Lockwood, the local newspaper owner and backer of Robinson.
Fazila Loonat says she was racially abused in street after Danny Lockwood's column A councillor for the town where Jo Cox was murdered has said she no longer feels safe after being labelled a "dangerous and divisive extremist" by the publisher of Tommy Robinson's memoirs. Fazila Loonat, 38, said she had been racially abused in the street and received threatening phone calls following an article by Danny Lockwood, the local newspaper owner and backer of Robinson.
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