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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast. I'm Adam Bolton.

Joining me in today are Sandy Rastey, formerly of the Jewish Chronicle, now an editor at Sky News,

the political correspondent Louis Goodall, the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr, and joining us for our first session, the national director of the Jewish Labour movement, Ella Rose. What we're going to talk about today is Seda with Judas. Can

Corbyn repair Labor's relationship with the Jewish community? Is there a real anti-Semitism problem in

Labour? They're going to move on to Russia. Is there a real anti-Semitism problem in Labour?

They're going to move on to Russia.

Is there a possibility that Putin and Russia weren't behind the Salisbury poisoning?

And finally, shocking violence on the streets of London

this week.

What is behind it?

What needs to be done about it?

But first, we turn to the probably the most controversial dinner of the week,

the decision by Jeremy Corbyn to meet with what he said were Jewish friends in his constituency,

but representatives of Judas, an organization pathologically

out of sympathy with much of mainstream jury in this country. John Lansman is Jewish. He's also

the founder of Momentum, and he came to the defence of the Labour leader for attending the event.

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