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Hello, welcome to the Sky News, All Out Politics Podcast. I'm Adam Bolton, joining me today, Sky News political correspondent Louis Goodall, a political correspondent at The Spectator magazine, and I paper columnist Katie Balls, and the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr. And today we're going to talk about two problems. One for Jeremy Corbyn and the matter

of anti-Semitism and one perennial headache for the Prime Minister, Brexit.

First, though, let's go to the subject of anti-Semitism and labour, something which it appears the Labour leadership just can't shake off.

What's going wrong for them, Lewis?

A really, a case of extremely bad politics, essentially.

Now, whatever you think of the IHRA definition, which you would, that it is basically the gold standard definition of anti-Semitism.

It's used by organisations all over the world.

I mean, it's basically the generally accepted definition.

It's a generally accepted view by international organisations, companies, businesses, British organisations, you name it is.

The one organisation which has a problem with it, or rather, in fairness, has a problem with certain illustrated examples that is contained with it. We should say the Labour Party

has accepted most of its provisions, but then has decided to query a couple of a bit of the fine

print. Now, whether you think, whether you have a certain Labour Party members and certain

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