Luciana Berger leaves Change UK, which she helped form, after poor EU parliament showing; says new home 'unequivocally' trying to stop Brexit; British PM's brother quits cabinet

Study of social media posts and party online forums finds members became 'obsessive' about Jewish state; disputes view that anti-Semitism exists among small number of new arrivals

Explosion of anti-Jewish rhetoric in Labour, once home to much of British Jewry, makes those voters question whether support for the party today is a betrayal

Community Security Trust claims to identify the 'online networks' behind the British opposition party's ongoing crisis

Community Security Trust calls for reversing 'tide of hate' after 892 occurrences against Jews recorded in first six months of 2019

Shadow immigration minister Afzal Khan in 2015 shared a clip that denounced 'Israel-British-Swiss-Rothschilds crime syndicate,' says he is 'mortified' and 'didn't read the text'

Labour MP John Mann hopes new PM will keep him in role he was given in one of May's last acts as premier; no love lost between lawmaker and some Corbyn allies in his own party

As Conservatives tap Boris Johnson to replace Theresa May, he still outpolls the hard-left Labour leader -- but if his tough Brexit stance sparks a fall election, that may change

Julia Neuberger's slim, fast-paced nonfiction volume on Jew-hatred tracks the vile phenomenon's history, putting post-Brexit bigotry from both the left and right into context

Support for UK opposition leader falls, amid continuing anti-Semitism controversy; party's Lords reject no-confidence motion in him, but warn they may reconsider