another labour mp directed his fire at former london mayor ken livingstone.ng that hitler was a zionist, this is anti—semitism pure and simple. it happened more than two years ago, there has been ample time to deal with it. kick him out immediately. he should stand at the dispatch box and he should tell the leader of the labour party that livingstone should be booted out, booted out. the honourable gentleman makes his views very clearly. there is no place for anti—semitism in the labour party, in the left of british politics, in british society at all. end of. and another labour mp read out some of the graphic abuse she'd received online. what is so heartbreaking is the concerted effort in some quarters to downplay the problem. but every comment like those you have just heard, you can find ten people to dismiss it, to cry smear, to say that we were weaponsing anti—semitism. my family came to this country and the 19th—century, our relatives who stayed in europe, none of them survived. we know what anti—semitism is. we know where it leads. how dare these people

ken livingstone comparing, claiming that hitler was a zionist, this is anti—semitism pure and simple. ample time to deal with it, it is a disgrace that it hasn't been dealt with. kick him out immediately! it is a disgrace, he should stand at that dispatch box and told the leader of the labour party that livingstone must be booted out. boot him out! the honourable gentleman makes his views very clearly. mr livingstone's views very clearly. mr livingstone's views i do not share his views, i think they are at horror and —— at horror and and the labour party will go to the processes that are well applied to every member of the labour party. that needs to be far more quickly. -- abhorrent. i have spent several years campaigning in politics, the last general election was the only one was someone stood up was the only one was someone stood up and told me i was israeli scum and named the leader of the opposition as the motivation. labourmp opposition as the motivation. labour mp noted the abuse that she had received. we have a duty to the next generation. denial is not an option. being a byst

let's get the thoughts now of ken livingstone former mayor of london welcome to the program mr livingston one of the words used by the british tell a geisha of the o.p.c. w. meeting was to say that russia's idea to have a joint investigation would be perverse does that effectively not preclude russia from ever getting a chance to try and clear its name. well there clearly don't want to know can an honest investigation because the british government has set out to blame all of this on president putin and russia from the very beginning and what is bizarre about this is that all the evidence that's coming out brings into question it's not just that this is a chemical that could be made many other places we've just recently discovered that someone who worked on the site about fifteen years ago was sent to prison first selling illegally so the idea that it can only be russia beyond all this is nonsense and in the simple fact he's a country has a principle that you are innocent until proved guilty but here we had our prime minister treason may on the television immediately denouncing russia and

they are frustrated cases are taking too long to resolve, ken livingstone has been suspended since 2016a jewish homeland. jeremy corbyn has said he is determined to root out anti—semitism but the jewish groups he is going to meet in westminster tonight have said he must go further tonight have said he must go further to prove he is tackling the problem in his party head on. jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster. will today's meeting ease tensions? i would not hold your breath. mr corbyn this lunchtime sed do not expect any breakthrough at the meeting and that probably reflects just how strained relations have become, the level of distrust felt towards the labour leader from some in thejewish towards the labour leader from some in the jewish unity towards the labour leader from some in thejewish unity and the fact mr corbyn has repeatedly condemned in the strongest terms anti—semitism in labour but still it has not quelled this crisis —— thejewish community. the real test is how far he is able to act rather than simply cond

live from berlin thank you for bringing us that report we spoke to the former mayor of london ken livingstone he told us trace a manos the british public is unlikely to support new military action in the middle east. blast time britain was considering getting involved in syria there was a debate in parliament and parliament voted against it that was very bad news for them prime minister cameron but the idea that we should be getting involved in wars in the middle east without palm and being able to issue and make a decision is absolutely outrageous and i think it's because she knows there is very little public support for getting involved in the middle east again we all remember everyone in britain unless we were lied to by our government and the american government when we're told the iraq had weapons of mass destruction the result was hundreds of thousands i think nearly a million dead many of our own troops lost their lives as well and it all turned out to be based on a line. breaking news coming in just now russia's foreign minister sergey lavrov says that moscow has evidence proving the

threatened by storm emma probably not too often you get foreign secretary boris johnson killed off ken livingston's fuel deal but what about e.u. sanctions against the country with the biggest node oil reserves in the world venezuela's foreign minister jorge arya about human rights of a supposed election and trumped threat of war and then they historic week we speak to the u.k. committee on exiting the news you'll williams about the end of the united kingdom as we know it plus too late for tomorrow's oscars fifteen years to the day catherine gunn exposed u.k. u.s. corruption of the un to excuse tony blair's iraq to your gun told to us about whistle blowing. being played by keira knightley in the upcoming film official secrets all of the more coming up in today's going underground at first it may not be tourism a final prime minister's questions as britain's minority government leader but it was certainly she asking questions of jeremy corbin's position on what has implications for the break up of the united kingdom this week he said he wants a customs a range i mean we could negotiate our new trade

earlier we heard from ken livingstone a former mayor of london and he believes that teresa mayes government is more interested in bashing russia than establishing what happened in the poisoning case . i mean that's that really because he was literally threesome i was up there that day one i'm blaming russia and president putin for this making these claims before they've even been the first report from the people investigating the incident and we still haven't had their final report and i would be at all surprised if it is never made available to the public the british government has set out to blame all of this on president putin and russia from the very beginning and the simple fact he's a country has a principle that you are innocent until proven guilty but here we had our prime minister on the television immediately denouncing russia and starting to order the expulsion of russian diplomats and this has been taken up around the west to block our politics is just about the holidays and smear is the get repeated overdraw and i four corridor from sin into marrow elections lab say he just say

. —— they point to ken livingstone.e the leader of the party, do something, at the very least, say that if you have expelled or suspended people from the party for alleged anti—semitism, then your front benches and supporters should be sharing a platform you. he hides behind process if you like, saying it's not myjob to intervene and to say who's right and wrong. it is a job. must have an investigation. -- meanwhile, no action taken. that have to be tough action in and about some of his closest supporters. he still fits on this mindset people argue that is to get at him. front pages of the times. ban on young food deals. obesity drive uniting mps apparently. interesting on the sugar tax. the kind ofjamie oliver rise asian of our diet. in the sense that we should not be eating too much young food. —— arise in our diet. and why children are being incentivized any more by buy one get one free deals. and a lot of advertising and prime time, to be fair there is a point on that as a mother of three i sometimes look to the pri

ken livingstone was a very high—profile case.they have been more widely, what they wanted to have those in independent ombudsman, and where it could perhaps improve. what they were saying after that kind of impromptu press conference. they were saying, look, the problem was they thought jeremy they were saying, look, the problem was they thoughtjeremy corbyn was hiding behind process. every time the suggested something, he said even though he was labour later, he did not have the power to do it. even 38 new independent ombudsman role. —— even to create. they believe he could do more to try to push some of these things through if there was the political will to do so. there was the political will to do so. this meeting again was about rebuilding trust. i think the lack of meetings of minds is two separate interpretations of the meeting. we heard there from the jewish leadership council and the board of deputies. there's also been a statement issued from the labour party byjeremy corbyn. they said this was a disappointing meeting,

former london mayor ken livingstone believes the u.k. authorities jumped the gun when accusing russia. i mean that's ridiculous because they literally threesome i was up there that you can day one i'm blaming russia and president putin for this making these claims before they've even been the first report from the people investigating the incident and we still haven't had their final report and i would be a fool surprised if it is never made available to the public the british government has set out to blame all of this on president thirteen and russia from the very beginning but the simple fact is a country has a principle that you are innocent until proven guilty but here we had our prime ministers on the television immediately denouncing russia and starting to order the expulsion of russian diplomats and this has been taken up around the west to blow our politics is just about the holidays and smears to get repeated overdraw and i four corridor terms and into marrow elections lab say he just says what he thinks he needs to set a time

and france earlier we spoke to the former mayor of london ken livingstone he told us that theresa may knows the british public is unlikely to support a new military action in the middle east. last time britain was considering getting involved in syria it was a day by kim parliament and parliament voted against it back was great bad news for them prime minister cameron but the idea that we should be getting involved in wallace in the middle east without palm and behaved by issue and make a decision is absolutely outrageous and i think it's because she knows there is very little public support for getting involved in the middle east again we all remember everyone in britain unless we were lied to by our government and the american government when we're told the iraq had weapons of mass destruction the result was hundreds of thousands i think nearly a million day many of them i am troops lost their lives as well and they all turned down sweet based on my lawn global chemical weapons watchdog says it has confirmed the nerve agent used to poison former russian spy sergei screwball and his

from america london ken livingstone shared with those his thoughts on the british government's handlingof this case. the british government has set out to blame all of this on president putin and russia from the very big it was out there virtually from day one time blaming russia and president putin for this the idea that all we need a long delay for you have a serious investigation of the trees and i was making these claims before they've even been in the service report from the people investigating the incident and we still haven't had their final report and i won't be at all surprised if it is never made available to the public my broad advice is pay no attention to anything that's ever said by a foreign secretary it would invariably be rubbish i've never known a politician so completely and utterly unrelated to facts he wouldn't even read his briefings before we went into those debates he just says what he thinks will go down well at the time i do think it's much more just a part of the politics of building an anti russia alliance again like we had in the cold war international chem

from ken livingstone the former mayor of london he believes that the reason why is government is more concerned about bashing russia that establishing what actually happened in the poisoning case. threesome i was up there virtually from day one and i'm not blaming russia and the president putin for this based on these claims before they've even been the first report on the people investigating the incident and we still haven't had their final report and i will be at all surprised if it is never made available to the public the british government has set out to blame all of this on president through russia from the very beginning but the simple fact is our country has a principle that you are innocent until proven guilty but here we had our prime minister on the television immediately denouncing russia and starting to order the expulsion of russian diplomats and this has been taken up around the western block our politics is just about the has in some here is a get repeated will retire and i four corridor and into merrill elections library he just says what he thinks he needs to say at

something that is seems to be for now impossible to achieve in this situation or action to help from ken livingstone the former mayor of london he believes that three's a maze governments more interested right now in bashing russia than actually establishing what did happen in the poisoning. i mean that's that really because he was literally threesome i was up there virtually from day one and i'm blaming russia and president putin for this basing these claims before they've even been the first report from the people investigating the incident and we still haven't had their final report and i would be at all surprised if it is never made available to the public the british government has set out to blame all of this on president thirteen and russia from the very beginning but the simple fact is our country has a principle that you are innocent until proved guilty but here we had our prime minister on the television immediately denouncing russia and starting to order the expulsion of russian diplomats and this has been taken up around the western block our politics is just about the holidays and smear

threatened by storm and money probably not after you get foreign secretary was johnson killed off ken livingstone's fuel deal but what about if you use sanctions against the country with the biggest knode oil reserves in the world. to venezuela's foreign minister or a human rights up a supposed election and trump threat of war and then they historic we did the u.k. committee on exiting the news you'll williams about the end of the united kingdom as we know it was too late for to morrow's off because fifteen years to the day catherine guns expose u.k. u.s. corruption of the u.n. to excuse tony blair's iraq you're. told us about whistle blowing and being played by keira knightley in the upcoming film official secrets all this and more coming up in today's going underground at first it may not be teresa mayes final prime minister's questions as britain's minority government leader but it was certainly she asking questions of jeremy corbin's resistor and what has implications for the break up of the united kingdom this week he said he wants a customs a range been meeting we could negotiate a new trade

sorry to interrupt what ken livingstone has been suspended for two years for alleged anti—semitic remarksken livingstone that this trial by media and by critics. the party could have sorted this out yea rs the party could have sorted this out years ago, its two years it's been going on. he was given another suspension for a year, there hasn't been much competency around that's why i'm pleased the new general secretary, the party was hauled into this very fast, the chakra bhaji report was excellent and i think that has been a failure of the administration but not ofjeremy corbyn, he is not the boss of the general secretary, if the nec. the culture comes from the top. the culture comes from the top. the culture is fine. if it was important to him he would admit the recommendations were implemented. talking about this, the general secretary of the labour party is a nswera ble to secretary of the labour party is answerable to the nec and jeremy corbyn said i want the general secretary to be a different person ought to do this, the criticism so often made of him is he is dictatorial... if you

the expulsion of jackie walker and ken livingstone are not on the list of six issues, that is wrong.st three yea rs about this issue for almost three years now. last tuesday in parliament, jewish and non—jewish mps alike stood up and pleaded with their leader to aggressively deal with this issue. we should not be talking about time. we are not talking about time. we are not talking about time when it comes to windrush. we're not talking about time and it comes to other issues of racism, we talk about now. we talk about no area, zero tolerance, and thatis about no area, zero tolerance, and that is what we are asking for, we are asking for energy and commitment, and nobody can argue with that. nobody is doing with that, though. when on friday the jewish voice for labour founder member stands up and criticisesjohn mann and in louisiana burger and says that their claims are being fabricated, when john mann's says that their claims are being fabricated, whenjohn mann's door to write an article in the sunday times saying she has had allegations of threats and rape against her... let michae

ken livingstone has been suspended from labour since 2016 for claiming adolf hitler once supported aer it exists but the jewish groups he is going to meet in westminster tonight have said he must go further to prove he is tackling the problem in his party head on. jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster. our political correspondent iain watson is in westminster. the meeting just getting under way, what will labour mps be hoping to get out of it? the meeting hasjust started in a parliamentary building not far from started in a parliamentary building not farfrom here, away started in a parliamentary building not far from here, away from the glare of publicity. certainly it started on a positive note with the board of their bodies, saying it hoped it would be a turning point in relationships with the liberal party have nothing many labour mps, some of whom took part in an anti—semitism debate here detailing some of their own personal experiences and some of the abuse they had suffered, they will certainly hope he is right about that. but i think it will be nonetheless quite a difficult me

and we have lee jasper with offers well, a former policing adviser to the ex—mayor of london ken livingstonepast them on the street. we'll so need to go into primary schools doing crime prevention and changing the culture that we are living in. so at what age would you go into a primary school, to six—year—olds, seven—year—olds, eight—year—olds? seven. who agrees with that? think we start at three in areas where there is exceptionally high violence. there is a need so that people begin to learn empathy, emotional compassion, emotional intelligence is developed, as well as their academic skills, helping them to read or write, said by the time they get to school they have had the additional input. by key stage one or two you have children going into school, throwing chairs, swearing at teachers. that is coming from the home environment. what are these children seeing and learning at home. it tells you that the parents need some support. sorry to interrupt, i have joined parents need some support. sorry to interrupt, i havejoined a foundation which rebecca introduced, postcode parent and postco