Rishi Sunak breaks silence on Buckingham Palace scandal by insisting fight against racism 'is never over'

Lady Susan Hussey has resigned from her role in the Royal Household and apologized after repeatedly questioning Ngozi Fulani about where she "really came from " at a reception at Buckingham Palace

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Ngozi Fulani says the royal family did not reach out in the middle of the race line

Rishi Sunak says it wouldn't be fair for him to comment on the racist scandal engulfing Buckingham Palace.

The Prime Minister was asked about the 'questioning' of Lady Susan Hussey, who has resigned from her role in the Royal Household.

The Queen's former lady-in-waiting, who is also Prince William's godmother, has repeatedly interviewed Ngozi Fulani, a prominent British-born black charity official, to find out where she "really came from".

She was visiting Buckingham Palace when she was questioned about her ethnicity by the 83-year-old, who has since apologized and resigned.

Lady Susan with the Queen during an engagement in London in 2016, resigned (

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