Prime Minister David Cameron has told Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn he must “sort out” the problem of antisemitism in the Labour Party.
Mr Cameron said during Prime Minister’s Questions in the House of Commons that there had been a growth in support for antisemitism in parts of the Labour Party.
Pointing at Mr Corbyn, he said: “I say to the leader opposite, it’s his party. He should sort it out."
The Prime Minister made the comment in response to a question from Mike Freer, Conservative MP for Golders Green and Finchley.
