Jeremy Corbyn has broken his silence over the antisemitism row engulfing Labour, acknowledging the party has 'a real problem' over the issue but strongly rejecting the idea that it poses any threat to the Jewish community in the UK. In a video posted on social media, he acknowledged some of the fiercest criticisms of his leadership on the issue, saying the party must show more empathy, should have reacted more quickly to cases of abuse and should have done more to consult the Jewish community. 'I will root antisemites out of Labour', he said

Jeremy Corbyn: Labour is not a threat to Jewish life in Britain