he was talking about lord falconer, it was talking about lord falconer, it was just stepped this weeked that he thought that charges the party was institutionally anti—semitic on balance it was the case and this is quite the jewish balance it was the case and this is quite thejewish labour balance it was the case and this is quite the jewish labour movement balance it was the case and this is quite thejewish labour movement had to refer the party to the equalities and human rights commission to have some independent oversight into the pa rty‘s some independent oversight into the party's lack of ability to tackle anti—semitism. party's lack of ability to tackle anti-semitism. so if this fully independent body as margaret hodge refers to it, if we get that, what do you think that can ask or uncover that has not been examined already? it's important to understand this is a problem of notjust process and policy but of culture and leadership in one of the key questions we were discussing atjewish labour movement‘s annual general meeting last week, why is it that people who wa nt to last we

dame margaret hodge and in it mr corbyn talks about his plan to recruit the former chancellor lord falconerty's complaints process. he will look at the speed of dealing with cases, the administration of them, the manipulation of the evidence, before it's put before appropriate panels and things. because i was concerned that evidence had either been mislaid, ignored or not used and i think we need a better system on it. 0k, yeah. jeremy corbyn saying he was concerned that some evidence may have been misled or ignored. some people will say this is an example of him taking a personal interest in this and a labour party spokesperson said this showed his desire to make procedures robust and to rebuild trust within the jewish community but others might say this is the sta rkest but others might say this is the starkest admission so far, albeit made in private, that there is a problem with the complaints process. ina problem with the complaints process. in a letter to the sunday times, seven labour mps including margaret hodge are calling for a fully independent body to deal with complaints of rac

he has not done very much except that lord falconer into play.being another party that you put it right in the face and they say they can't see it, actually says that first report by baroness jack barty was clearly very seriously for —— flawed and independently. this is never going to go away even this tape is stoking it again. —— baroness chakrabarti. this talk about the european elections, warning that the party needs to clarify its stance on another referendum if it is going to do what other european elections. it looks like at the moment we are going to be fighting. although it is not certain. it does look like we are going to be fighting another european election at the end of may. this story is that richard corbett, he has told jeremy corbyn that going into this election, we have to be saying, they have to be saying that the party will be decided by millions of anti brexit fighters if it fails to clearly back a second referendum in its manifesto. the fair is that young people who are very pro eu will desert the party and will move to things

lord falconer to review the party plasma complaints processm is not going to be running the system.d to do that. he will look at cases, administration, manipulation of the evidence, before he is put before appropriate panels. they are either being mislaid, not used... interesting, jeremy corbyn talking about his concerns about what —— how things have been handled before. what have the labour party said? the labour party says this showsjeremy corbyn‘s desire to make everything as transparent as possible. —— robust. things are being handled in the usual way. also in a letter to the usual way. also in a letter to the son —— sunday times, acro one, along with another amount of collea g u es along with another amount of colleagues —— dame margaret hodge. they are calling for a fully independent body to deal with complaints of racism, harassment and bullying. they watched the crisis in horror say they should be real change at the top of the party. thank you, jessica. teachers say there's increasing evidence that poverty is damaging the education of children in the uk. the national educati

and in it, mr corbyn is talking about his plan to recruit the former lord chancellor, lord falconer,plaints process. we will look at the speed of the cases, the administration of them, and the collation of the evidence before it is put before appropriate panels because i was concerned evidence have been mislaid, ignored or misused. there has to be a better system on it. so there, jeremy corbyn saying he was concerned some evidence may have been mislaid or ignored. i think some will say this is an example of mr corbyn taking a personal interest in this matter, and indeed a party spokesperson this showsjeremy corbyn's desire to make procedures as robust as possible and to rebuild trust within the jewish community. however others may take the view that this is the starkest admission so far, albeit one made in private, that there is a problem with the complaints process being admitted to by the labour leader. now in a letter to the sunday times, seven labour mps, including dame margaret hodge, they're calling for what they describe as a fully independent body to deal with complaints of r

for the government it's difficult because this is a legal issue and we heard from lord falconer on theier on the today programme, a former chancellor who says this is a case for the courts, not the politicians, and politicians shouldn't take a view whetherjulian assange is sent to one place or the other, that should be made by the courts. one of the mps to sign the letter to the home secretary, is the labour mp, stephen kinnock. hejoins me via webcam from llandudno. thank you for being with us. what prompted you to sign this letter because this is a legal case, isn't it better to leave it to the home secretary? inevitably it has become politicised, senior politicians on all sides are making statements so we felt we had to underline that first and foremostjulian assange is accused of rape in sweden and it's vital that doesn't get airbrushed out of the conversation because of the other issues to do with wikileaks. the top priority is to ensure that if the swedish authorities wish to have him extradited there to face those charges, that must take priority. so on this you think diane abbot

that's certainly the remarks that we'd had from a number of people, for example, lord falconer who wasjust saw there, who's a former lord chancellor in the former labour government of tony blair. he's saying this is a matter for the courts, politicians should not get involved. the court should make the decision based upon various things, for example, the time at which these cases then cease to be active. for example, with the case in sweden, it has to be acted upon by august of next year. in america, the case has a longer period of time before it would cease to be active. those types of things should be taken into account. he is saying that we should leave the politics behind and focus on the law. in terms of what happens, it really does depend on what sweden does. at the moment we understand that they are thinking about it, they're looking into whether to take action. if they do come forward with an extradition request to the british government, then the british government will be in a position where it has to make a decision about what to do. the metropolitan police say shots have be

. —— country's i've been speaking to the former justice secretary, lord falconer, about the potentialvid could face. if the swedish authorities seek extradition of julian assange on sexual assault charges, then the home secretary must decide which one goes first, and the law says in considering, and it is his discretion which comes first, he must have regard to the date on which the request was first made and the severity of the competing to charges. —— of the competing two charges. now, the americans have chosen to prosecute or seek extradition on the basis of a conspiracy to hack into computers which carries a maximum sentence of five years. it's a lesser charge than they could otherwise maybe have considered bringing because they want to be sure they can get extradition. the sexual offences charges in sweden carry, on the face of it, much higher penalties and would be regarded as more severe. they are also the charges which... or some of them were the charges which julian assange went into the ecuadorian embassy to try to avoid. it looks to me like the swedish charges, if they are

in the following excerpt, mr corbyn talks about a plan to recruit the former cabinet minister lord falconer the party's complaints process. he will look at the speed of dealing with cases, the administration of them, the manipulation of the evidence, —— the correlation of the evidence. before it's put before appropriate panels and things. because i was concerned that evidence had either been mislaid, ignored or not used and i think we need a better system on it. 0k. margaret hodge said she made the recording because of what she called "a complete breakdown of trust" between people like herself and mr corbyn, and called for the party to adopt an independent complaints system. i think we have got to such a point now that there is no alternative but to have that independent investigation of complaints, otherwise there will not be an opportunity to start rebuilding the trust that we have lost in the system and in the leadership‘s handling of it. we are nowjoined by the chair ofjewish voice for labour, jenny manson. good afternoon and welcome. the coat chair. dame margaret hodge talks breakdown

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and this comes from a leaked conversation she had with him in his plan to wreck law —— recruit lord falconerst to reassure you, he's not going to be running the system, he's not entitled to do that. the point of him is that he will look at the speed of doing the cases, the administration and the collation of the evidence, before it is put before appropriate panels in this, because i was concerned that evidence has either been mislaid, ignored or not used and hopefully some better system. i can't ican‘t imagine i can't imagine that the labour party will have been pleased about being secretly recorded in a meeting like this and then it being published by the newspapers but they tried to put a positive spin on it this morning. they have released a statement saying this shows jeremy corbyn‘s desire to make procedures as robust and efficient as possible and to rebuild trust with thejewish community. meanwhile, in a letter to the sunday times, several labour mps, including dame margaret hodge, calling for a fully independent body to look at complaints of racism, harassment and bullying and they th