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Darren Grimes rolls out his Corbyn simulator - and get's the perfect response.

"Anytime you want Lad. Me Ma will set an extra place at the table for you if you want."

Jeremy Corbyn said: “I want to live in a world of peace and justice, I want to live in a world of human rights and democracy, and I’m prepared to make people feel uncomfortable in the process.”

More than 70 MPs have signed a cross-party pledge opposing the use of Covid status certification.

He 'veered wildly between incoherent bluster and outright conspiracy theory' a Labour spokesperson said.

“Everyone kind of loves the prime minister. He’s incredibly popular in the country.”

“Those gathering will be encouraged to return home, if they do not, they face necessary and proportionate enforcement action."

"The last thing the Police need is more powers at this time", the former Labour leader said.

The former Labour leader called on the PM to “end this scandalous privatisation of our NHS which is happening before our very eyes”.

The leaflets featured a sketch of the entrance to Auschwitz, in which the gates’ slogan – ‘Arbeit macht frei’ (‘Work sets you free’) – was changed to read: “Vaccines are safe path to freedom”.

A London council said the leaflet were an effort to play on the fears of some residents about vaccines.

The court heard the former plumber has previous convictions for assault, including an assault in 2017 on a journalist in Finsbury Park.

Labour attacks Jeremy Corbyn for ‘wasting time and money’ after court defeat over suspension from party

"We are going to start by taking on Rupert Murdoch."

The former Labour leader was suspended from the party for claiming that the scale of anti-Semitism was “dramatically overstated for political reasons”.

“Theresa May should not be rolling out the red carpet" for Trump, Corbyn said in 2019.

According to Ofcom estimates more than 880,000 children live in a household with only a mobile internet connection.

The 73 year-old will run on pledges to end "Covid con rules" and "reverse discrimination against people who refuse to wear a mask or take the vaccine".

"I cannot vote for this deal, which this Government will use to drive down rights and protections, and step up the sell-off of our vital public services."

Last year the former Labour leader promised to eradicate food bank use if he was elected.

“This year, many of us have felt powerless in the face of forces beyond our control. It doesn’t have to be like that. Things can, and they will, change.”

"This isn’t just a Government in chaos but a Government of cowardice," the former Labour leader said.

Corbyn has since been reinstated as a party member by the National Executive Committee, but Sir Keir has not restored the Labour whip – meaning Mr Corbyn cannot sit as a Labour MP.

Nick Brown asked him to “unequivocally, unambiguously and without reservation” apologise for claiming that the scale of anti-Semitism in the party had been “dramatically overstated for political reasons”.

"HIGNFY A means of attacking Jeremy Corbyn and his supporters incessantly, just an over the top Tory Party political broadcast, and they call it entertainment?"

Starmer said Corbyn’s comments that antisemitism had been exaggerated for “political reasons” had “undermined our work in restoring trust” with the Jewish community.

The decision has been described as a huge climbdown from the leadership and a victory for the left.

Corbyn released a statement apologising for the comments that led to his suspension, potentially leading to his reinstatement.

The song, by rapper Craft-D, is an homage to Corbyn, written in response to the Islington North MP's suspension last month.

Lord Rooker praised the peer for his actions at the last election, saying: “I understand he performed a national service.”

“I think it is so important that we all come together and fight to reinstate Jeremy Corbyn to the Labour Party. I stand with Jeremy.”

Corbyn was suspended last month after claiming that the scale of anti-semitism in the Labour Party had been “dramatically overstated for political reasons”.

The former leader has said he will “strongly contest” the decision to suspend him pending an investigation, which also meant the Islington North MP had the Labour whip removed in Parliament.

But signs of a split within the party have emerged, with Momentum holding a virtual Stand with Corbyn rally this evening.

“The facts, as far as I see them, are that Jeremy Corbyn has shown a lifelong distaste for racism of any bent,” one said.

The paper credited its own "relentless exposes" for outing "Corbyn's vile cabal".

The GoFundMe page was created after it was reported that John Ware, a reporter for Panorama, was taking legal action for libel against former Labour leader.

Is Starmer driving out the Left of the Labour Party, or drawing a line under Labour's long-standing anti-Semitism issue?

Leading figures on the left have responded to the news of Corbyn's suspension. Here are some of the most significant reactions.

A spokesperson for the Labour Party said: "In light of his comments made today and his failure to retract them subsequently, the Labour Party has suspended Jeremy Corbyn pending investigation."

In a statement posted on his Facebook page, Corbyn said that reform of the Party’s complaints process was “stalled by an obstructive party bureaucracy” and that the system was “not fit for purpose” when he became leader in 2015.

It is an especially crucial moment for Jeremy Corbyn, under whose leadership the party was accused of institutional antisemitism.

"I think that the party has to recognise that the media hostility to the Labour Party and the labour movement isn’t going to go away."

The decision has been described as the "biggest mistake that has been made by the Labour leadership to date".