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Published 14:43 7 Feb 2025 GMT
Updated 14:48 7 Feb 2025 GMT

Kanye West has said that he 'is a Nazi' and 'loves Hitler' in a vile tweeting spree.
The rapper shared a series of tweets on X, formerly known as Twitter, as well as Instagram, in which he made the horrific comments.
"I LOVE HITLER. NOW WHAT B***ES," he wrote.
"LETS SEE IF YALL GIVE THAT MONEY BACK," he continued in another post, before adding: "IM A NAZI."
"IM RACIST STEREO TYPES EXIST FOR A REASON AND THEY ALL BE TRUE," he added.
"IM NEVER APOLOGIZING FOR MY JEWISH COMMENTS I CAN WHATEVER THE F*** I WANNA SAY FOREVER WHERES MY F***ING APOLOGY FOR FREEZING MY ACCOUNTS SUCK MY D*** HOWS THAT FOR AN APOLOGY," the rapper wrote.
He also brought up Elon Musk, who appeared to give a Nazi salute at Donald Trump's inauguration.
"ELON STOLE MY NAZI SWAG AT THE INAUGURATION YOOOO MY GUY GET YOUR OWN THIRD RALE."
Kanye was widely condemned for similar anti-Semitic comments in 2022, and was subsequently dropped by Adidas and GAP.
The rapper also raised concerns with his comments over his wife, Bianca Censori.
He tweeted: "I HAVE DOMINION OVER MY WIFE THIS AINT NO WOKE AS FEMINIST S***.
"YES I DONT MAKE HER DO NOTHING SHE DOESNT WANT TO BUT SHE DEFINITELY WOULDNT HAVE BEEN ABLE TO DO IT WITHOUT MY APPROVAL."
It comes after he called for Donald Trump to free Sean "Diddy" Combs, who is currently awaiting trial on charges of sex trafficking and racketeering.
"PLEASE FREE MY BROTHER PUFF," he wrote.
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