Council promotes 'Islamophobia' conference starting during Armistice Day silence then deletes post after GB News investigation

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Council promotes 'Islamophobia' conference starting during Armistice Day silence then deletes post after GB News investigation

A London council promoted an Islamophobia conference to start during Armistice Day's two-minute silence. But Tower Hamlets Council, led by Mayor Lutfur Rahman's Aspire Party, has now deleted the post promoting its "Tower Hamlets Islamophobia Awareness Month Conference". The council claimed the post was an innocent mistake, but a Conservative MP has told GB News the blunder was a result of the East London council be…