Labour Faces Anti-Semitism Crisis Amid Candidate Suspensions

Rachel Reeves defends Labour's vetting process, emphasizing swift action against anti-Semitism, as the party grapples with fallout from candidate remarks.

• Labour suspends parliamentary candidates Azhar Ali and Graham Jones over anti-Semitic remarks, sparking a vetting process debate.
• Rachel Reeves insists Labour acts 'swiftly to ensure the highest standards' among MPs and candidates, defending the party's response.
• Critics, including Telegraph readers and Dame Louise Ellman, call for a tighter vetting process in light of recent events.
• Rochdale by-election sees voters urged to 'teach Starmer a lesson', highlighting internal party tensions and public backlash.
• Labour leadership faces renewed scrutiny over handling of anti-Semitism, with calls for a more robust response to allegations.

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