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This is John Bachelor, speaking to my colleagues Simon Constable writing for the Wall Street Journal

and Barons and other distinguished publications. He's in the south of France. We speak of the

United Kingdom and the expectation of the general election sometime

later this year perhaps in the beginning of 25.

And the reports are yet another anti-Semitic episode in the Labor Party.

This in Rochdale, a suburb of Manchester.

Here's Simon Constable to explain the Labor Party's troubles and the polls closing because of them.

Well I'm amazed at this, that this has come back, it's sort of a ghost from the Corbyn past and

it's come back to haunt Kieastama that this anti-Semitism has popped up.

All Kiyastama had to do this time last year was to have his party say nothing and I think at that point a win would be assured and now I'm

not so sure by a long way.

You mentioned the Roshdale situation there was a private meeting inside which not just one person was caught saying anti-Semitic things but more than one and there were labor party people that the information was leaked to the daily mail I understand listening to the news this morning and it really is quite a big problem.

Britain's, Britons, the people who live there, generally have a great sense of fair play.

The idea that someone will be discriminated against because of their religion or their viewpoint just seems really off and a really quite un-British and that I think is why we're seeing this swing away from the Labour Party.

No one wants to be around haters.

More of this later.

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