Jane Prinsley

Jane Prinsley is the Investigations Correspondent at the Jewish Chronicle. You can reach her at jprinsley@thejc.com

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Divisive ‘Zionism is racism’ motion balloted for debate at Green Party conference

The motion also backs the ‘right of the Palestinian people to resistance and liberation from Israeli occupation, domination and subjugation’

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Green Party leader Zack Polanski (Image: Getty Images)

(l-r) Leaflets at Bristol University; a post by an Edinburgh University group; graffiti at Hillel House in Leeds

One in six British students think glorifying October 7 should be protected speech: What the shock campus poll also revealed

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Protesters is pictured demonstrating outside a university campus in 2024 (Photo: Getty)

MPs urge government to crack down on universities after shock campus poll

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Demonstrators take part in the pro-regime Quds Day rally on March 15 (Photo: Getty)

CPS advised police not to prosecute ‘death to IDF’ chant, Met say

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Anti-Jewish hate crimes ‘half as likely to be prosecuted’ as those against Muslims

Home Office figures raise ‘serious questions about consistency in the criminal justice response to hate crime’

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March 16, 2026 14:49

Demonstrators take part in a Chanukah candle-lighting event in London in honour of victims of the mass shooting at a Jewish gathering in Australia in December (Photo: Getty)

A perfect Paris escape in the Marais

From falafel feasts to late-night cocktails, 24 hours in the French capital

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March 16, 2026 13:14

A suite in Le Grand Mazarin (Vincent Leroux)

One in five UK students ‘reluctant’ to flatshare with a Jew

Antisemitism at UK universities ‘has become normalised’ since October 7 2023

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March 16, 2026 10:56

Sadiq Khan yet to comment on police ban for Al Quds Day march

Mayor of London spokesperson calls it an ‘operational policing decision’

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March 13, 2026 15:39

Mayor of London Sadiq Khan during the Labour Conference 2025 in Liverpool on September 28, 2025 (Getty Images)

Lord Blunkett looks back to lessons after 9/11 in calling for clampdown on Iran influence in UK

Former Home Secretary urges Britain to overcome “historical reluctance” to confront extremism

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March 13, 2026 12:49

David Blunkett delivers a speech in 2011 (Getty Images)

Impose Russia-style sanctions on Iran to stop UK being haven for ‘blood money’, government urged

Call to widen measures against Islamic Republic comes after new Supreme Leader revealed to hold £100m London property empire

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March 13, 2026 11:06

Mojtaba Khamenei (centre), new Supreme Leader after death of his father Ayatollah Ali Khamenei (Rouzbeh Fouladi / Middle East Images / AFP via Getty Images)

Met to ‘bolster’ police presence in Jewish areas on Al Quds Day

The force banned the annual march after receiving permission from the Home Office, but it is set to go ahead as a static demonstration

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March 13, 2026 10:10

A member of the Metropolitan Police patrols Oxford Street on October 02, 2025 in London, England (Getty Images)

Tim Davie denies BBC Gaza bias and says he is ‘very proud’ of its record

The outgoing director general said the corporation has learnt lessons after ‘unacceptable and upsetting’ Glastonbury broadcast with ‘some heavy heart’

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March 12, 2026 12:52

Tim Davie on The Rest is Entertainment podcast (YouTube/TheRestIsEntertainment)

Home Secretary dismisses claim Tommy Robinson ‘is fan of hers’ after Quds Day ban

A pro-Gaza independent MP made the remark while attacking Shabana Mahmood over the ban during a Commons debate

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March 11, 2026 18:01

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood KC MP (Image: House of Commons)

Peers back plan for ‘extreme protest group’ bans

Labour MPs urge government to adopt new powers proposed by Lord Walney

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March 11, 2026 15:03

(Illustrative) A protestor is detained by Met Police officers following clashes at a rally in support of Palestine Action in Trafalgar Square on June 23, 2025 (Getty Images)

Foreign Secretary holds call with Israeli counterpart

The discussion between Yvette Cooper and Gideon Sa’ar came twelve days after the start of the Iran War

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March 11, 2026 14:57

Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper announced the conference today (Photo: Getty)

Jewish MP Charlotte Nichols discloses in jury trials debate she was raped at work event

Charlotte Nichols waived her right to anonymity as she spoke against court reform bill

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March 11, 2026 12:58

Charlotte Nichols MP (Image: Charlotte Nichols)

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Jane Prinsley

Latest from Jane Prinsley

Divisive ‘Zionism is racism’ motion balloted for debate at Green Party conference

One in six British students think glorifying October 7 should be protected speech: What the shock campus poll also revealed

MPs urge government to crack down on universities after shock campus poll

CPS advised police not to prosecute ‘death to IDF’ chant, Met say

More from Jane Prinsley

Anti-Jewish hate crimes ‘half as likely to be prosecuted’ as those against Muslims

A perfect Paris escape in the Marais

One in five UK students ‘reluctant’ to flatshare with a Jew

Sadiq Khan yet to comment on police ban for Al Quds Day march

Lord Blunkett looks back to lessons after 9/11 in calling for clampdown on Iran influence in UK

Impose Russia-style sanctions on Iran to stop UK being haven for ‘blood money’, government urged

Met to ‘bolster’ police presence in Jewish areas on Al Quds Day

Tim Davie denies BBC Gaza bias and says he is ‘very proud’ of its record

Home Secretary dismisses claim Tommy Robinson ‘is fan of hers’ after Quds Day ban

Peers back plan for ‘extreme protest group’ bans

Foreign Secretary holds call with Israeli counterpart

Jewish MP Charlotte Nichols discloses in jury trials debate she was raped at work event