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Corbyn ally accused of ignoring complaints against member accused of antisemitism and abuse

According to The Sunday Times Thomas Gardiner's department did not respond to the complaints about the member for five months

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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)

Ken Loach could face legal action after attack Panorama investigation into antisemitism

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New emails show key Corbyn aides plan to influence party's Jackie Walker panel

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JLC tells Labour Shadow ministers 'to be silent is to be complicit' over antisemitism

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July 19, 2019 10:35

Israeli tech firm ‘develops ability to access smartphone personal data’

New reports emerge concerning NSO Group, which previously made headlines for allegations it could hack WhatsApp

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July 19, 2019 09:54

Israeli tech firm ‘develops ability to access smartphone personal data’

Ben Uri loans key work for display in care home

Nightingale care home will be home to work of painter Solomon J Solomon, whose daughter was resident there

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July 18, 2019 17:06

Ben Uri loans key work for display in care home

Court rejects appeal after Palestinian FA chief's 'burn Messi shirts' call

Jibril Rajoub had been given a £16,200 fine and a one-year ban from football by Fifa

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July 18, 2019 17:04

Court rejects appeal after Palestinian FA chief's 'burn Messi shirts' call

Plan for no confidence motion in Jeremy Corbyn

Labour peers discuss an emergency meeting on Monday for a vote that, if passed, would be a major blow to his authority

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July 18, 2019 16:50

Plan for no confidence motion in Jeremy Corbyn

Letters Page, 19th July

David Delew, Jonathan Goldstein, Marie van der Zyl, Avi Moshe, Harry Levy, Dr Stanley Jacobs, Sandra Berns, David Miller, Herbet Goldberg and Barry Hyman share their views with JC readers

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July 18, 2019 09:23

Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell rails against 'specious charge of antisemitism'

He was complaining after his latest strip about Tom Watson and Benjamin Netanyahu had not been published

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July 17, 2019 12:28

Guardian cartoonist Steve Bell rails against 'specious charge of antisemitism'

Sophie Dowson pole vault Bedford

Sophie Dowson set a new outdoor personal best when she cleared 3.90m at the England Athletics U23 championships at Bedford

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July 17, 2019 11:28

No medals but lots of fantastic memories at PanAm Games, Mexico

Team Maccabi GB's three football squads have returned home from the Pan American Maccabi Games in Mexico empty-handed, albeit in a tournament decided by small margins.

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July 17, 2019 11:14

No medals but lots of fantastic memories at PanAm Games, Mexico

Maccabi GB reflections on PanAm Games, Mexico

Team Maccabi GB have returned from the 2019 Pan American Maccabi Games in Mexico. Whilst the scores didn’t all go their way, the squad have come back having made new friendships or rekindled old ones made at previous Games and connected more to their Jewish identity.

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July 17, 2019 10:10

Maccabi GB reflections on PanAm Games, Mexico

Panorama 'a dishonest hatchet job', says filmmaker Ken Loach's Labour motion

' It disgraced the name of Panorama and exposed the bias endemic within the BBC,' says motion that went before Bath Labour

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July 16, 2019 16:31

Panorama 'a dishonest hatchet job', says filmmaker Ken Loach's Labour motion

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