BBC Politics
Tories pick ex-neo-Nazi jailed for antisemitic abuse as candidate; leader says he's rehabilitated, but a peer suggests there should be a bar for public office - like, say, not being a Nazi.
The Guardian
Labour readmits Diane Abbott and Joani Reid after disciplinary processes, with Abbott apologizing and Reid cleared of wrongdoing, as Andy Burnham promises a new era of party discipline - but maybe not too new.
The Guardian
Australia's top CEOs got a 16% pay rise to a median $4.8m, while Bill Shorten expressed shock at university antisemitism testimony, calling masked intimidation 'cowardice'.
The Guardian
Shadow minister calls university VCs 'spineless' over antisemitism, while 600+ trombonists break world record in Ipswich - because if you can't fix campus safety, at least you can toot your own horn.
The Guardian
Australia's antisemitism envoy wants a new oversight committee for ABC and SBS's Israel coverage, because the current ombudsman just isn't enough to keep those pesky journalists in line.
The Guardian Europe
Shootings and stabbings remind everyone that bigotry is bipartisan, but apparently recognizing two hatreds as related is a bridge too far.
The Guardian Europe
France's government tried to pass a law that would have made criticising Israel a crime, backed down after massive opposition, but is still prosecuting anyone who speaks up anyway.
The Guardian
Victoria promises to get tough on young criminals after a 13-year-old gets 109 charges dropped, proving that Googling your sentence doesn't count as understanding it.
The Guardian
Rand Paul's son apologizes for drunken bar tirade in which he told a congressman he hates Jews and gays - because nothing says 'sorry' like blaming Israel and citing Tucker Carlson.
The Guardian Europe
Two men charged after allegedly traveling to north London to film antisemitic TikTok videos, proving some people will do anything for likes.
The Guardian
Australia's royal commission hears that antisemitism has become 'fashionable', with Jewish Australians facing workplace discrimination, harassment, and even fear of being killed in hospitals.
The Guardian
Green Party leader Zack Polanski admits he was wrong to call himself a Red Cross spokesperson, but blames media scrutiny on the establishment's fear of wealth taxes and rising Green popularity.
BBC Politics
Starmer gathers business, culture, and policing bigwigs to figure out how to make antisemitism less of a national hobby, while stabbings, arson, and a raised terror threat level suggest the memo hasn't been read yet.
The Guardian
Green candidate arrested for alleged antisemitism goes canvassing like nothing happened, because party discipline is apparently optional.
BBC Politics
Government terror adviser says anti-Jewish attacks are a national security emergency; Home Secretary disagrees with the label but agrees it's an emergency. Meanwhile, £25m and some hand-holding are offered.
The Guardian
A 45-year-old man is in custody after stabbing two Jewish men in Golders Green, and every politician in Britain has suddenly discovered antisemitism is bad.
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