he kicked out ken livingstone. know he's suspended him.y took disciplinary action, not enough in my view against ken livingstone. venue had a review by shami chakrabarti, venue had a review by shami chakra barti, semi—whitewashing, which made recommendations that they did not implement. they had a vote in the party conference today to set up in the party conference today to set up new rules the kicking out anti—semitic party members. up new rules the kicking out anti-semitic party members. start doing it. a lot of people say that those rules don't go far enough, and you know, the burden of proof is not sufficient. and they are not serious about really cracking down on anti—semitism. about really cracking down on anti-semitism. if someone is going to ta ke anti-semitism. if someone is going to take you to judicial review you have to be willing as leader to let them challenge you. onto the daily express. alex, britain facing no brexit deal. talking to theresa may today at no 10 they reckon there is no progress in the talks. not good. this ge

labor party history ken livingstone where the called him and his team may be selling out already plus combating cia back to blockbusters and the death of hollywood on the red carpet a raindance the u.k.'s largest independent film festival and we talked with j.k. simmons and director michelle schumacher about making their new film i'm not here outside of the hollywood system not some headlines one review of puerto rican power blackouts a syrian civilian wipeouts under taksim knockouts. more coming up in today's going underground well just how radical is jeremy corbett odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain joining me now is arguably his body's previously most electorally successful individual in its history former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming on the show how radical is jeremy corbyn and his team he's a genuine socialist he's genuinely labor he came into politics to do things routinely people not to get rich will be a celebrity and so on and he enters and he's under pressure for the last two years he's never given into it he's not going to betray th

by naz shah, but not by ken livingstone, but these things we re ken livingstone, but these things weres not dealt with. it had the worst enquiry you could imagine. it lasted about three weeks. people we re it lasted about three weeks. people were invited to submit their thoughts. i submitted some thoughts. no sign at all that the lady leading the enquiry had read them, or that she had read very, very much submitted by jewish she had read very, very much submitted byjewish thinkers and writers and talkers. the enquiry was -it writers and talkers. the enquiry was — it found nearly nothing. it was framed in crude language, saying that something is make people accountable, and so meant we should change the lamb was a little. the rabbi says, he is talking of his gi’oup the rabbi says, he is talking of his group in the jewish the rabbi says, he is talking of his group in thejewish community, we don't accept that anti—semitism is right on the labour party. the exa m ples right on the labour party. the examples that have been repeated in the media, many have been reported in accurately, and on

labor party history ken livingstone whether corbin and his team may be selling out already plus combating cia back to blockbusters and the death of hollywood on the red carpet a raindance the u.k.'s largest independent film festival and we talked with j.k. simmons and director michelle schumacher about making their new film i'm not here outside of the hollywood system some headlines will review a puerto rican power blackouts a syrian civilian wipeouts taxi knock out. more coming up in today's going underground well just how radical is jeremy corbett odds on favorite to be the next leader of britain joining me now is arguably his body's previously most electorally successful individual in its history former mayor of london ken livingstone again thanks for coming on the show how radical is jeremy corbyn and his team he's a genuine centrist he's genuinely labor he came into politics to do things routinely people not to get rich will be a celebrity and so on and he. needs this pressure for the last two years he's never given into it he's not going to betray the things he believes in because t

which were recanted by naz shah, not so much by ken livingstone...ed for a time from the party. the labour party has dealt with that. it is not dealt with it. it had the worst enquiry you could imagine. it was an inquiry that lasted about three weeks. lots of people were invited to submit their thoughts. i submitted some thoughts. no sign at all that the lady leading the inquiry had read them, or that she'd read very, very much submitted byjewish thinkers and writers and talkers. the inquiry was — the inquiry found almost nothing. it was framed in the crudest possible language, saying that some things make people uncomfortable, and so we should change the words a little. the rabbi says — he is talking of his group in thejewish community — "we don't accept that anti—semitism is right on the labour party. " the examples that have been repeated in the media, many have been reported inaccurately, and only a very few seem to be genuine examples of anti—semitism. i just wonder why you have chosen to invest so much in this, as you would say, as a signal of

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parliament then bit opaque lembit how does it go we just heard from the former mayor of london ken livingstone tomorrow president meeting putin and i'm korea probably discuss the kurdish question you choose in this which is based on human rights watch reports about something i haven't really seen much of in the mainstream media yeah it looks like the media has got pretty bored of this but syria hasn't human rights watch says syria coalition air strikes killed dozens. iraq now let's get a sense of the lot of isis terrorists no actually there may have been i sell terrorists involved all those people killed but it looks like at least eighty four civilians were killed as well thirty children there's massive what we call euphemistically collateral damage here even though there are really clear rules about war and engagement where you have to take extremely serious measures to prevent civilian casualties that might be in the air for involved in this but why do we not know anything about this because the western media has lost interest in this story this is happening continuously this particular stor

should ken livingstone be brought back? him, i thought his comments were extraordinary and i expressed that view at the time and the labour party have dealt with him. you have noticed this, other people on the floor talked about it, there is a sense of a government in waiting, what would be your bet on the earliest for a general election? if i was a betting man, early 2019. not before then? i don't think so, we have only got 12 months for this deal, october of next year we have got to have cut a deal on brexit and i don't know how the government are going to do it. i think it will unravel in the house of commons. i think she will resign and i think, and i hope we will have another general election so we can give britain a labour government that they desperately need. len mcclusky, many thanks. joining me now, shami chakrabarty, shadow attorney general. nice of you to come in. we learned yesterday that labour has been war—gaming these scenarios, whatever they are — economic problems, a run on the pound. john mcdonnell used t