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A party spokesperson condemned the comments but the councillor in question remains a party member
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The Israel-founded bakery proved a useful marker to help the party decide which constituencies to contest in last week’s election
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Former MP Tessa Munt will remain a candidate for a target seat
Event, organised by Campaign Against Antisemitism, featured speakers from the Conservatives, Labour, Liberal Democrats and Reform UK
