Janey Godley has called out “far right” racist groups as protests have broken out across the UK.

The 63-year-old claimed she was asked if she “wanted to be raped my muslims” by far right groups after sharing left wing views on X, formerly known as Twitter.

She then shared her own tragic past of being “sexually trafficked by a far right Scottish uncle” and shared a picture of her at the young age she was when it happened.

The comedian shared the information on social media to slam far right groups for attempting to “defend their racism”.

She also spoke out about protests breaking out across the UK and called for rioters to be “arrested” by police.

Janey posted: “When I was this age I was sexually trafficked by a white, far right Orange Lodge Scottish uncle- he eventually got arrested 30 years later.

“Stop asking me if I want be raped by Muslims as a way to defend your racism - I survived.”

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When I was this age I was sexually trafficked by a white, far right Orange Lodge Scottish uncleWhen I was this age I was sexually trafficked by a white, far right Orange Lodge Scottish uncle (Image: Sourced)

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We previously reported how police in Glasgow have issued a statement following speculation of a protest in the city today.

It comes after information has been spread regarding a potential far-right hate march taking place in George Square on Wednesday, August 7.

However, a statement by Police Scotland Greater Glasgow reads: "We are aware of speculation circulating about a protest in George Square today.

"There is no intelligence to suggest any protest is planned. Please be wary of what you read on social media and chat groups, and avoid speculation and sharing information which may be inaccurate."

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Last night, Volunteer Glasgow revealed they would be cancelling a workshop today due to the potential protest.

A post read: "We have been made aware of various reports circulating online about a potential English Defence League (EDL) and Scottish Defence League (SDL) protest happening tomorrow in Glasgow city centre (George Square).

"These reports have not been confirmed, but to take extra caution in relation to the safety of our staff and service users, we will be cancelling the Drop-In at Skills Development Scotland tomorrow.

"Our office in Brunswick House will also be closed for the day, reopening on the 9th. Thank you for your understanding and sorry for any inconvenience caused."