April 28, 2016
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1:03Now PlayingThe Labour frontbencher Lucy Powell has said that the party has "got to do more" to ensure people understand it is tackling anti-Semitism. It follows the suspension of West Bradford MP Naz Shah pending an investigation after she shared a graphic on Facebook suggesting Israel should be relocated to the US.
Speaking to the Today programme, the shadow education secretary defended Jeremy Corbyn's handling of the row, saying: "Anybody in the Labour party from Jeremy downwards absolutely condemn and reject anti-Semitism wherever it appears."
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