Lord Falconer may deal with complaints as Labour faces impact of ninth MP resigningLabour is considering appointing an independent reviewer to oversee its handling of antisemitism complaints as the party battles to stem the flow of resignations after a ninth MP announced his departure on Friday.Lord Falconer said he was in advanced conversations with the party’s general secretary, Jennie Formby, about taking up a new position in which he would examine whether the party was handling antisemitism and other complaints fairly. The former lord chancellor, who is respected on all wings of the party, said he had approached Formby with his proposal “because of my horror that the party has not been able to show it is dealing with antisemitism properly”. Continue reading…
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