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Palestinian woman wins race claim

Israel-Palestine peace charity ruled to have racially discriminated against employee

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John Ware prevails in first stage of libel case against JVL members

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Exposed: conspiracy posts of Unite's hard left

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Conspiracy theory vicar’s new charity receives £6,600 from Surrey church

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Top grade bonanza at GCSE

Schools rejoice in their student success after the trials of Covid

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August 12, 2021 10:52

Push to have Corbyn reinstated as Labour MP

Hard-left factions are seeking a change to party rules

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August 9, 2021 14:47

DURHAM, ENGLAND - JULY 13: Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn delivers his speech during the 135th Durham Miners Gala on July 13, 2019 in Durham, England. Over two decades after the last pit closed in the Durham coalfield the Miners Gala or Big Meeting as it is known locally remains as popular as ever with close to 200,000 people expected to attend this year. The gala forms part of the culture and heritage of the area and represents the communal values of the North East of England. The gala sees traditional colliery brass bands march through the city ahead of their respective pit banners before pausing to play outside the County Hotel building where union leaders, invited guests and dignitaries gather before they then continue to the racecourse area for a day of entertainment and speeches. Beginning in 1871 the gala is the biggest trade union event in Europe and is part of an annual celebration of socialism. This year also marks the 150th anniversary of the Durham Minersâ€™ Association. The gala is hosted by the DMA who also provide a range of services for its members, made up from former Durham miners, including compensation claims, benefit information, tribunal representation and legal advice. (Photo by Ian Forsyth/Getty Images)

Labour group wants councillor suspended over alleged antisemitism excluded from its ranks

Brighton and Hove Council's Labour group says that Anne Pissaridou 'must do more to re-educate, rehabilitate, apologise and rebuild trust with the local Jewish community'

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August 8, 2021 14:02

Labour group wants councillor suspended over alleged antisemitism excluded from its ranks

Muslim policewoman investigated over antisemitic tweets

Officer hailed for confronting anti-lockdown protesters also allegedly mocked 9/11 in messages in a Twitter account run under a different name

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August 8, 2021 13:32

Muslim policewoman investigated over antisemitic tweets

Rhythmic gymnast becomes Israel's first woman Olympic gold medallist

Linoy Ashram's victory completes Israel's most successful Olympics

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August 8, 2021 09:13

Rhythmic gymnast becomes Israel's first woman Olympic gold medallist

Criminology student who ‘admired Hitler’ accused of possessing terrorist manuals

Court told how Ben John downloaded guides on making improvised weaponry

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August 6, 2021 13:37

Leicester Crown Court. Ben John leaves court.

Survivor leaves £500k legacy to Scottish university

Judith Rosenberg's bequest to Strathclyde reflected a long-time interest in science

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August 6, 2021 12:58

Survivor leaves £500k legacy to Scottish university

Soas could be institutionally antisemitic, says chair of complaint panel

Senior lecturer David Hirsh says the university’s failure to properly respond to a Jew-hate case could be evidence that antisemitism is a structural problem at the institution

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August 6, 2021 10:06

Soas could be institutionally antisemitic, says chair of complaint panel

Emotional stories as ten adults have belated bnei mitzvah ceremony

One celebrant recalled being the only Jew in his school, where 'antisemitic remarks were common. My response was to hide away from my identity'. Now he is proud to be Jewish

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August 5, 2021 16:41