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Jules Rutherford, who is expected to start her job on Monday, retweeted a post condemning 'smears against the party leader'
She urged forgiveness and once hugged the 'bookkeeper of Auschwitz', saying 'I have forgiven all the Nazis'
Soldiers will be able to have non-religious funerals or a ceremony carried out by non-Orthodox clergy
'It is very clear that Labour has to do more and it has to do it quickly'
Ms Winkleman is the BBC’s highest paid female star with a salary of £370,000
The Derby MP was allowed back into the party four months after he was suspended after suggesting Labour had been "too apologetic" over antisemitism
Anna Dyson says the monarch showed 'amazing' interest in her Leeds café enterprise
The former BNP leader tweeted his 'advice' over the Williamson affair, adding Labour could become a 'clean, radical party'
'We must not forget to look after each other and ourselves, especially those who stand up for our community online.'
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A series of films were shown throughout the event about the work of the organisation
E Jean Carroll, who was a popular writer and television presenter, said Trump assaulted her at the Bergdorf Goodman department store in Manhattan
Roman Abramovich offers up another huge donation to fight antisemitism - this time the cash will go to a new foundation set up by US businessman Robert Kraft
Project group will work 'without the constraints of denominational identity to build a fully halachic mikveh for everyone'
The bones were discovered a few years ago by Magdalen College during building works
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