BackMinisters under pressure to tackle antisemitism after Golders Green attack – live updates

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Ministers under pressure to tackle antisemitism after Golders Green attack – live updates

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The government has announced £25m to increase security for Jewish communitiesJohn Mann, the government’s independent adviser on antisemitism, said British Jews are at “breaking point” and feel they can no longer live safely in the UK.“Don’t forget, everyone in the Jewish community is fleeing from somewhere,” the Labour peer told Sky News. Continue reading...

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