Susan Hall also apologised to anyone offended by her liking a tweet with a picture of Enoch Powell.
She was also mocked for trying to defend liking a tweet with a picture of far-right politician Enoch Powell stating: “It’s never too late to get London back.”A stunned Ferrari responded: “You can’t remember doing it?”The presenter then went on: “Do you remember liking a tweet that had the language ‘It’s never too late to get London back’ with a picture of Enoch Powell?”
In a rambling answer, Hall said: “Yes. And I’ve explained that it’s never too late, which is what I’m saying to you. “It is not too late to make London better again. We’ve got traffic jams left, right and centre we’ve got aShe insisted that she was “of course not” a fan of Enoch Powell and added: “If you’re a serial tweeter, you tend to go through liking all sorts of things. You sometimes read things and don’t see. If anybody is offended then obviously I would apologise.
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