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1. A timeline of Jeremy Corbyn’s key interventions and public statements about tackling antisemitism... 2. In April 2016 Jeremy Corbyn said he wanted to ensure the party took robust action

This tweet perfectly captures all of the ignorance and irrationality that drives anti-Corbynism:1. It is grossly ill-informed. Mr Phillips makes a damning judgement about my teaching without ever having attended

Like any political leader, Corbyn had his flaws. But the greatest threat to the established order is that history will remember him as a fundamentally decent, honest and principled leader

9 times out of 10 when people in Britain talk about protecting press freedom what they really mean is protecting press power... There are two great myths that sustain this

Apologies for a long but important thread:John Ware – presenter of last year’s controversial Panorama episode on antisemitism in the Labour Party – has published an in-depth article decrying allegations

When, two Times journalists started promoting their forthcoming book on Twitter by suggesting it would expose the reality of factionalism in Corbyn's Labour, my first thought was that they were

Apologies for long thread and appreciate I may lose a few followers for this. But I know I'm not the only one who has concerns about this JVL statement, even

The sacking of @RLong_Bailey for RTing an article that was clearly not antisemitic is deplorable and unjustifiable. It serves only to embolden relentless efforts to intimidate, silence and delegitimise the

one of the great myths of our time is that the strategists behind the hard right ascendancy in Britain and elsewhere are at loggerheads with the mainstream media. In truth

For those who think Labour's leaked report does not warrant attention in the midst of pandemic, consider this: at the height of the December election, the BBC was all over

Important to remember this controversy was never about whether or not Labour has a problem with antisemitism among a small minority of its members. Neither @DerbyChrisW nor anyone with any

Four nutshells of Corbynism (not about the man himself but the ideas and politics he came to symbolise): 1. Emphasis on redistribution of wealth but also power of 'voice' away