The Jewish Labour Movement has unveiled a plan to tackle antisemitism within the Labour Party.
Working with MPs and activists around the country, the JLM wants to change party rules to ensure members who commit acts of Jew-hate are dealt with quickly and potentially banned for life.
The move follows two months of controversy around allegations of antisemitism against Labour members.
JLM chairman Jeremy Newmark told the BBC’s Today programme: "Everybody's talking about zero tolerance of antisemitism but it's become apparent because of a spate of incidents over the last couple of months that the rules and processes of the party don't provide adequate provision to deal with it."
