reunite the party. and so what he has done is has made it much harder for himself to do that. many of those who voted for him will be upset as a result, people who perhaps supported jeremy corbyn back in 2015 and 2016, but supported him in this election. now, you know, iwant to support him in uniting the party, but i can't support him dividing it. what keir starmer‘s allies are saying is that it is nonsense that he was looking for an excuse to get rid of rebecca long—bailey and that the sacking should be taken at face value. when you talk tojewish community groups in recent weeks, he said that they would see actions and not words on anti—semitism and he was following through. the price of following through is to highlight divisions in his own party. iain, thank you. the uk's biggest shopping centre operator intu is on the brink of administration after failing to agree a deal with lenders. the firm operates 17 sites across the uk, including manchester's trafford centre and the...