"this ruth smeeth is britainophobic, we need to cleanse our nation of these types." "#jcforpm.. poke the pig, get all the zionist child skinner scum out of labour." madam deputy speaker, last month we heard a plea. enough is enough. i stand here today to say that we will not be bullied out of political engagement, we are going nowhere, and we will stand and keep fighting until the evils of anti—semitism have been removed from our society. cheering and applause speaker: order, order. applause there is a lot of bad blood in that party. are they really able to carry on working together and sort of pretending everything is normal? well, it is important to say that diane abbott, speaking for the leadership, has said that she has fought racism all her life and racism include anti—semitism and she has fought back, but what you're seeing is profound differences as ruth smeeth and supporters ofjeremy corbyn have profound differences on that and profound differences on syria. i don't see a new party forming from within the labour party at the moment. at the moment, i see an uneasy truce.

constitutional committee found he had breached the party's rules when he verbally attacked the mp ruth smeethat the launch of a report

this decision has been welcomed by ruth smeeth, the labour mp at the centre of this. its eighth year. half a million people have been killed and 13 million driven from their homes. the country that's absorbed the most syrian refugees is neighbouring turkey, hosting around 3.5 million. many are children and in an effort to integrate them, the eu has funded a new project in which turkish and syrian children are schooled together. as part of our crossing divides season, looking at ways people are creating connections in a polarised world, mark lowen has been to gaziantep, near the turkey—syria border, to see the result. for the children of this school in southern turkey, the real lesson is all about each other. turkish and syrian pupils sit, learn and share together. this is a project to integrate the two nationalities. syrian refugees not kept apart, but mixed in with their hosts. i've learnt how to speak turkish, says this boy from aleppo. and from my turkish friends, i've learnt about their food. everything in turkey is great. the primary school in the city of gaziant

this ruth smeeth is britannia phobic. we need to cleanse our nation of these types.jew. it feels that my party has given permission for anti—semitism to go unchallenged. denial is not an option. pariahcation is not an option. being a bystander, who turns the other way, is not an option. the time for action is now. john mann leads an anti—semitism group in parliament, his family have felt the repercussions. i didn't expect my son, after an islamist death threat, to open the door, in the house on his own as a schoolboy, to the bomb squad. i didn't expect my wife, in the last few weeks, from a leftist anti—semite, in response to the demonstration, to be threatened with rape. labour's admitted it's been too slow to deal with complaints, but has promised to put its house in order. if anyone is denying the reality of anti—semitism on the left, they are not doing so with the endorsement of the labour party or the leader of the labour party. mps spoke today of hurt and anguish, but there was defiance too. we are going nowhere and we stand and we will keep fighting until the

constitutional committee found he had breached the party's rules when he verbally attacked the mp ruth smeeth two years ago. environmental campaigners worried about a decline in the bee population have welcomed a near—total eu ban on the use of neo—nicotinoids — the most widely used insecticide in the world. a number of scientific studies have linked their use to a decline in bees and other pollinators. the ban is opposed by some farmers and food producers. dozens of nhs trusts in england have accused the home office of putting patient safety at risk by blocking visas for 100 indian doctors who'd been recruited by the health service. the visas were refused after immigration quota levels were reached for skilled workers. our health correspondent dominic hughes reports. for the past nine months, indian doctor anu desai has been working in the nhs, helping overcome a shortage of qualified british doctors. she is part of the respected postgraduate training scheme that has now fallen foul of home office visa rules. and that could cost the nhs badly needed staff. if there are people who are willing

a rare round of applause in the commons for that speech by ruth smeeth.nding her decision to order british airstrikes against targets in syria. raf tornado jets joined french and us forces to target three areas in damascus and homs. the target areas included science sites, military facilities, and equipment storage spaces. the military action was in response to the chemical attack alleged to have been carried out by the regime of the syrian president assad on citizens in douma on 7th april. the prime minister had been heavily criticised for authorising the action without the approval of mps. theresa may said the douma attack had killed 75 people. the images of this suffering are utterly haunting. innocent families, seeking shelter in underground bunkers, found dead with foam in their mouths, and their body surrounded by a chlorine like odour. children gasping for life as chemicals joked their lungs. —— choked. the fact that such an atrocity can take place is a stain on our humanity. the leader of the opposition says he can only countenance involvement in

during the day, dozens of labour mps marched in support of theirjewish colleague, ruth smeeth, as sheof anti—semitism. sean cox, from county meath in ireland, is in a critical condition after he was attacked outside anfield before liverpool's champions league semi—final against roma last night. two men from rome have been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder. the bbc‘s director of news and current affairs, fran unsworth, has told the high court that journalists had a responsibility to cover a police search of sir cliff richard's home in 2014. she said she approved the broadcast of helicopter footage after carefully weighing up its impact on the singer and considering the public interest. sir cliff, who was never arrested or charged, is suing the corporation, claiming a serious invasion of privacy. our special correspondent, lucy manning, reports. sir cliff richard heard the final bbc witness today, the woman who gave the go—ahead for the news reports he claims caused him emotional and physical pain. fran unsworth, then deputy head of bbc news, was the person who made the decision

constitutional committee found marc wadsworth breached the party's rules when he verbally attacked the mp ruth smeeth after they last worked together, the swedish supergroup abba announced today that they've recorded two new songs. # mamma mia, now i really know... #. this, of course, isn't the new work — no release date has been set for that, but one of the tracks, titled i still have faith in you, will be performed in december, on a tv special to be broadcast by the bbc. the group said that when they went back into the recording studio it was as if they had just been away ona it was as if they had just been away on a short holiday. the name of the latest addition to the royal family has been revealed — four days after he was shown off to the world's media. the duke and duchess of cambridge's third child is louis arthur charles — he'll be known as prince louis of cambridge. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. it's taken four days, twice the time it took to decide the names of george and charlotte, but finally the cambridges' new baby has a name. louis. it's a departure from the anglo—

his expulsion comes after he verbally attacked the mp ruth smeeth at the launch of a party report intoir commitment to work towards the complete denuclearisation of the korean peninsula. the british economy grew at its slowest pace for more than five years in the first three months of the year. a man has beenjailed for nine years for causing the deaths by dangerous driving of two young brothers in a hit—and—run collision. and in sport, liverpool described their meeting with officials from roma, uefa and the italian police as positive and productive as they try to avoid a repeat of the violence they witnessed in and ahead of next week's champions league final second day. barcelona legend will be the clu b day. barcelona legend will be the club at the end of the season. they wa nted club at the end of the season. they wanted to win trophies during his 16 seasons. wanted to win trophies during his 16 seasons. he's going to china. ronnie 0'sullivan will have to come from behind in the world snooker championship which presents later tonight. —— resumes later tonight. championship which pres

his expulsion comes after he verbally attacked the mp ruth smeeth at the launch of a party report into the peninsula. nhs bosses warn immigration rules have caused the doctors‘ shortage as increasing numbers of doctors are being refused visas. the duke and duchess of cambridge announce they‘ve named their son louis arthur charles — and he‘ll be known as prince louis. here‘s your business headlines on afternoon live. the uk economy grew at its slowest rate since 2012 in the first quarter of the year. gdp growth was 0.1%, down from 0.a% in the previous quarter. bad weather was a small factor, affecting construction and retail but the office of national statistics which collects the data said longer term there were increasing signs of weakness in the service sector. royal bank of scotland has reported an increased profit — nearly £800 million for the first three months — and income is rising and more important it‘s pretty much finished paying out on legal and reconstruction costs. but there is still one more monster fine expected from the us over the misselling of mortgage—backed securiti