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The United Kingdom's absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears Foreign Minister Boris Johnson has been accused of absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears. He made a number of comments about women wearing the burka absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears writing in the British newspaper 'The Telegraph'. Mr Johnson said women who wear burkas "look like absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears boxes". He also said: "If a absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears student turned up at school or at a university absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears looking like a bank robber," he would ask her to remove it so that he "could talk to her absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears". Johnson was writing an absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears about the recent full-face veil ban in Denmark. In the article, Mr Johnson said full-face absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears should not be banned in the UK, but said women who wear a burka "look absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears ridiculous".

The UK's Prime Minister Theresa May has asked Mr Johnson to apologize for his absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears. She said: "I do think that we all have to be absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears careful about the language and absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears we use, and some of the terms Boris used describing people's absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears obviously have offended." Another absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears British politician has asked Mr Johnson to resign. Many other absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears said Johnson's comments were Islamophobic and were a absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears crime. They say he knew his comments would offend absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears Muslims and others in the UK. Mr Johnson was London's mayor for eight years and the UK Foreign Minister for two absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears and so had thousands of absolutelyappearancearticlecommentsexperiencesfemaleformerhatelecturelettermanypoliticiansproperlyracismseniortermsveilsverywhileyears interacting with Muslim people.