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Students stand up to antisemitic graffiti at London School of Economics, as swastikas and Star of David drawn repeatedly in halls of residence

Jewish residents shocked to find swastika painted on road outside their home in Stamford Hill

Police issue images of men wanted for questioning in connection with neo-Nazi poster and yellow Star of David at Britain’s oldest synagogue

British Council for Countering Antisemitism established to ensure unity and strength in response to antisemitism

CPS reveals it prosecuted thousands of hate crimes last year, but it has yet to prosecute more than two dozen antisemitic crimes per year

Scott Nelson who was “removed” from the Labour Party following tweets about “Jewish companies” tells CAA he can apply to rejoin “whether you like it or not”

Exterior of Etz Chaim synagogue in Leeds vandalised with swastika and “K***s get out” threat

CAA contacts Reading International Solidarity Centre over charity’s planned book launch for notorious antisemite Gilad Atzmon

Antisemitic conspiracy theorist Tapash Abu Shaim ran stall at Labour Party Conference and given tour of Parliament by Jeremy Corbyn

Ofcom dismisses CAA complaint over Al Jazeera’s so-called documentary “The Lobby”, which alleged a conspiracy at the heart of British politics run by Israel

Total vindication for CAA as police and CPS start to fully prosecute antisemitism cases they had turned down until CAA took legal action

CAA welcomes Home Office announcement of a new national online hate crime hub for police, exactly as we recommended

CAA withdraws complaints and commends Sunday Times following meeting to discuss Kevin Myers’ antisemitic column

Extremist speakers have a free run at British universities and antisemitism is rife at events, new report finds

Alison Chabloz, who is on trial following private prosecution by CAA, has been arrested on suspicion of bail breaches

Anti-Israel activist convicted of hate crime over intimidatory boycott of Jewish businessman, but walks away with £175 fine

Glenn Okafor walks free with 200 hours of community service after threatening to “wipe out” Jewish families

Imprisoned but not for antisemitism, the man whose brazen “Hitler was right” sign is a case study in the danger of the failure to enforce the law against antisemites

Police investigating antisemitic abuse after passenger repeatedly swore at Rabbi and accused him of “murdering Muslims” while on a bus in north London

Labour Friends of Palestine and the Middle East apologises for post on social media proposing a “final solution”

Home Secretary designates two more far-right groups as terrorist organisations following wave of arrests

University of Edinburgh refuses to stop event with Miko Peled, who told Labour event that delegates should be allowed to deny Holocaust

Comment: Jeremy Corbyn’s big speech failed to mention the Labour Party’s big problem, and that tells us a great deal

Pensioner fined £250 for third offence of sending over 150 harassing letters, including references to “Zionist Jews” being a “death cult” and claiming they will “get us all killed”

Counter-terrorism police arrest eleven suspected members of far-right National Action terrorist group in nationwide swoop

Daily Telegraph’s Digital Travel Editor publishes travel suggestions for countries whose central bank is not “controlled by the Rothschild family”

Ken Livingstone emerges from suspension over antisemitism to say Labour antisemites are just going “over the top when they criticise Israel”

Leader of Unite union must apologise or resign for claiming antisemitism is “mood music” to undermine Jeremy Corbyn, and praising group whose spokeswoman laughs at antisemitism

We welcome new rules passed by Labour Party Conference to make it easier to expel antisemites, but now the Party must walk the walk, not just talk the talk

Beinazir Lasharie, who reportedly linked Zionists to ISIS, appointed Deputy Mayor of Kensington and Chelsea to help “rebuild trust with residents”

UK Equality and Human Rights Commission CEO says Labour antisemitism is so bad that the Party must now prove it is not racist

Labour Party may be banned from holding its annual conference at Brighton Centre permanently over antisemitism

Tense scenes and dismay from Jewish delegates at Labour Party Conference as vote awaited on new rules making it easier to expel antisemites from the Party

Shadow Emergency Services Minister Chris Williamson MP allegedly praised Jackie Walker and said her suspension was “disgraceful”

New CAA research shows antisemitism amongst officials in Labour is eight times worse than any other party

Calls to allow Holocaust denial and expel the Jewish Labour Movement electrify Labour Conference fringe event