'Doctor Who' actor says he wishes women's minister didn't 'exist' during speech on LGBTQ rights

Former "Doctor Who" actor David Tennant told a top U.K. government minister to "shut up" during a speech about LGBTQ rights, adding that he hoped for a world in which she didn't "exist."

Tennant took aim at Kemi Badenoch, the U.K.'s Minster for Women and Equalities, last week when accepting an award at the British LGBT Awards for being a celebrity ally. Badenoch, a leader in the Conservative Party, has come under fire for her past comments on sex and gender.

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