Jeremy Corbyn has been accused by his own of MPs of acting "irresponsibly and dangerously" by attending an event hosted by a far-left Jewish group which called for the destruction of Israel and dismissed the anti-Semitism row engulfing the Labour Party as "faux-outrage". The Labour leader was photographed at a Passover Seder hosted by Jewdas, a satirical group which describes itself as "radical" and is highly critical of mainstream Jewish organisations. The group has described Israel as a “steaming pile of sewage which needs to be properly disposed of” and last week attacked the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Jewish Leadership Council’s response to the Labour anti-Semitism scandal... Register or log in to view this and other Politics articles. It's free and easy to do. Join regular debates with our journalists by commenting on articles Sign up to exclusive newsletters that give you the inside track on Westminster and … [Read more...] about Jeremy Corbyn criticised for attending event hosted by far-Left Jewish group which called Israel a ‘steaming pile of sewage’
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Jeremy Corbyn criticised for attending event hosted by far-Left Jewish group
Jeremy Corbyn has been accused by his own of MPs of acting "irresponsibly and dangerously" by attending an event hosted by a far-left Jewish group which called for the destruction of Israel and dismissed the anti-Semitism row engulfing the Labour Party as "faux-outrage". The Labour leader was photographed at a Passover Seder hosted by Jewdas, a satirical group which describes itself as "radical" and is highly critical of mainstream Jewish organisations. Last week Jewdas attacked the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Jewish Leadership Council’s response to the Labour anti-Semitism scandal as “playing a dangerous game with people’s lives”. It also reportedly described the row as “the... Register or log in to view this and other Politics articles. It's free and easy to do. Join regular debates with our journalists by commenting on articles Sign up to exclusive newsletters that give you the inside track on Westminster and … [Read more...] about Jeremy Corbyn criticised for attending event hosted by far-Left Jewish group
St Albans businesswomen invited to Small Business Sunday winners event
PUBLISHED: 07:00 09 March 2018 Franki Berry Two local entrepreneurs were honoured to receive an exclusive invite to a national event hosted by a business tycoon. If you want your social media to stand out, make sure your images have the WOW factor, simply by using your Smartphone camera. I run photography workshops for your smartphone as well as knowing the ins and outs of Instagram. HAPPY CHRISTMAS EVERYONE!!! #SBS @TheoPaphitis pic.twitter.com/MOMDxQeXs9— Jeanette (@JeanetteLPhoto) 17 December 2017 Jeanette Lendon of Jeanette Lendon Photography in Redbourn and Donna Nichol of Chloe James Lifestyle on St Albans High Street were two winners of Theo Pahphitis’s weekly Twitter competition, Small Business Sunday. Each Sunday people from across the country are invited to tweet Theo with their businesses, and each week six people win by being retweeted. All the winners are invited to a yearly event, which took place on February 23 at the International Convention … [Read more...] about St Albans businesswomen invited to Small Business Sunday winners event
Inspiring event to mark International Women’s Day in in St Andrews
by Leeza Clark March 8 2018, 11.14am FacebookTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInEmail Sign up to our Daily newsletter Want to read more?Subscribe today from £1 a week “We are still not there yet” when it comes to diversity and equality, according to Professor Sally Mapstone, Principal of the University of St Andrews. She joined award-winning businesswoman Nicola Dames in sharing her career story and the women who inspired her on an International Women’s Day Inspiring Women event hosted by St Andrews Business Club. Professor Mapstone talked about the university’s female role models who inspired her in her career. These include Elizabeth Garrett, who became the first woman to matriculate there, the first woman to graduate Agnes Forbes Blackadder and Margaret Fairlie, who became the first female professor in Scotland after being appointed Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at University College, Dundee, then part of the University of St Andrews. … [Read more...] about Inspiring event to mark International Women’s Day in in St Andrews
Charles jokes about Cheryl’s changing surnames at Prince’s Trust event
Prince Charles joked about popstar Cheryl's various changes of surname as he praised her for supporting his Prince's Trust. Charles poked fun at the geordie singer during an awards ceremony recognising young people who have turned their lives around thanks to his Trust. The event, hosted by Ant and Dec at the London Palladium, saw a host of celebrities take to the stage as they highlighted the personal and sometimes painful hardships the award winners have gone through. Sir Tom Jones provided a funny moment when he gave up reading the autocue, joking it was too far away, and handed over duties to Olly Murs. As Charles thanked those involved in helping the young people his Prince's Trust has supported, he said to a huge uproar of laughter: "I thought to myself some time ago 'who's Cheryl Tweedy?' I suddenly realised I knew the Cheryl bit but missed out on the Tweedy. "But I'm enormously grateful to her for raising £1 million pounds," he added. And as the audience continued … [Read more...] about Charles jokes about Cheryl’s changing surnames at Prince’s Trust event