Even now, mainstream society doesn’t appreciate what Jewish people went through then
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After Labour's decision to ban him from standing for the party in Islington North, his followers can convince themselves of anything except their complicity in their own failure
By Ian Austin
Jeremy’s gone but Sir Keir must apologise for his personal role in supporting him
The former Labour leader attacked his successor after NEC ban was made official
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The party's ruling body will vote tomorrow on barring the Islington North MP
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Former MP Mike Gapes said that he had been 'horrified by the state of the party' under Jeremy Corbyn
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Justin Welby said that he wouldn't have been able to forgive himself had he not intervened
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Nearly a third said Starmer's decision would impact how they voted at the next General Election
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Sources involved in the case say party's determination to fight claim may cost £20 million, putting its general election funding in jeopardy
By David Rose
The former Labour leader accused Sir Keir Starmer of a ‘flagrant attack’ on democracy
By Georgia L Gilholy
The CST's Dave Rich always makes me smile, despite the hatred he wades through every single day
By Alex Hearn
As a party that prides itself on being anti-racist, this should not be 'job done' but a step on the path to some serious introspection
He also reiterated his apology to the Jewish community for the hurt caused by Corbyn's leadership
By Ben Bloch
The Equalities and Human Rights Commission says the party has met the demands imposed after its devastating report on antisemitism within the party in 2020
Corbyn also claimed that the issue of antisemitism had been 'weaponised' against him and that he was 'abused in an extremely unfair way about it'
By Hadley Freeman
Those Jewish women once considered to be allies, colleagues or even just friends seem to have been knocking back crazy pills