One of the UK's leading lawyers today claimed that Lady Susan Hussey interrogated him about his heritage at the same function where she asked a black British domestic violence campaigner: 'Where in Africa are you from?'.

Nazir Afzal, 60, Chancellor of the University of Manchester and ex-chief prosecutor of the CPS under Sir Keir Starmer, reacted to the row by declaring: 'Racism is never far away'.

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Ngozi Fulani today revealed that the King, Queen Consort or Prince William have not contacted her to apologise. But she said she would be 'happy' to take up the Royal Family's invitation to meet to discuss what happened when Lady Susan Hussey refused to believe she was British and 'about 7 or 8 times' had asked her: 'Where are you really from?'.
Ngozi Fulani today revealed that the King, Queen Consort or Prince William have not contacted her to apologise. But she said she would be 'happy' to take up the Royal Family's invitation to meet to discuss what happened when Lady Susan Hussey refused to believe she was British and 'about 7 or 8 times' had asked her: 'Where are you really from?'.

I'm not sure why William would be the person expected to contact her. He didn't attend the event, Lady Susan was not a member of his household, and he can hardly be held responsible for his parents' choice of his godparents.