Can Labour resolve its antisemitism crisis?

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🗓️ 11 July 2019

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

What next for Labour following more damaging claims over its handling of antisemitism allegations? And where next for UK-US diplomacy in the aftermath of the leaked emails from the British ambassador Sir Kim Darroch in which he criticised President Trump? We'll also discuss the independent report into bullying in Parliament. Host Adam Boulton is joined by the political editor of The Times Francis Elliott, the journalist and broadcaster Jenny Kleeman and Sky's political reporter Rob Powell.

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0:46.0	Hello and welcome to the All That Politics Podcasts from Sky News. I'm Adam Bolton. And just before I
0:51.1	introduce my guests this week, a reminder that you can subscribe to the podcast
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1:00.2	us. Well, this week we're going to talk about the Labour Party's ongoing issue with anti-Semitism,
1:04.5	about the whole diplomatic dilemma over the leaked memos, which led to the resignation of Sir Kim Darrick,
1:10.3	the UK's ambassador to the US,
1:12.3	and the issue of bullying and harassment in the House of Parliament.
1:16.5	No doubt we'll squeeze in a little bit of Tory leadership as well.
1:19.7	Well, joining me are the political editor of the Times, Francis Elliott,
1:24.3	the journalist and broadcaster Jenny Clemen, and Sky's political reporter Rob Powell.
1:34.4	So it all started at the weekend when leaked memos written by Sir Kim Darrick sent privately to the government,
1:41.7	hardly flattering about Donald Trump, appeared in the mail on Sunday.
1:47.7	To call it a flurry that followed would be really rather not to do it justice.
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