More than half the British electorate believes the Labour Party has a problem with antisemitism to some degree, according to a new survey.
The poll, conducted by the firm Deltapoll, also found that at a third of voters felt that Jeremy Corbyn was among those within Labour who held antisemitic views.
In a series of findings that suggest that party has yet to convince many voters it is serious about tackling repeated allegations of antisemitism, the survey showed that 51 per cent of voters accepted Labour had a problem with anti-Jewish views to some degree.
It found that 17 per cent thought the party was "riddled" with people, including leader Mr Corbyn, who held antisemitic views.
