We must remember the Jews of the Alderney camps

Until now, the authorities appear to have been reluctant to scratch too deeply in case something truly disturbing was uncovered

Review of 2021: Politics

How much of Corbyn’s poison is still coursing through the Labour Party’s veins?

Review: The Whistleblower

Robert Peston's debut novel is genuinely entertaining, but perhaps too close to life

New exhibit is chilling reminder of the days of Jew-hate at Albert Hall

British fascists never gained a seat in Parliament, but the movement was no joke

British Jews are in danger of becoming nothing but a political football

First person: Labour and Conservative conferences review

Review: Britain and Europe in 
a Troubled World

Bogdanor is at his most incisive when analysing the cultural shift that took anti-European sentiment from the fringes of UK politics into the mainstream

Remembering Harry Fletcher, the Socialist who tried to steer Labour away from hate

Martin Bright reflects on the campaigner and old-fashioned trade unionist who died earlier this month aged 72

The Labour whistleblowers will be vindicated

Those who spoke out against antisemitism in their party will immediately identify with Iraq War whistleblower Katherine Gun, the JC's former political editor Martin Bright writes

I couldn't put a Labour poster in my window, I didn't want my neighbours thinking I condoned antisemitism

Martin Bright describes how Jew hate drove him from the party

We cannot make sense of this evil and anger

Review: Fascist in the Family

Intimate view of Mosley's Jew

Facing Fatah - the day I became one of the 'hard men' of the Middle East

By resisting the fear we can defy the terrorists

Visceral hostility is not new from loose cannon Ken

Dark discord at the Proms

Why myth-makers still fight the battle of Masada