Shaima Dallali, the President of the National Union of Students (NUS), has been suspended amidst investigations into her conduct following allegations of antisemitism, according to LBCâs Political Editor. It is
Jeremy Corbyn, the antisemitic former leader of the Labour Party, has come under fire for praising the âenergy and good messagesâ of the inflammatory rapper and activist, Lowkey. Mr Corbyn tweeted his support for Lowkey,
Following a string of controversies surrounding the National Union of Students (NUS) and its leadership, the Government has decided to sanction the organisation, removing it from all official groups and committees and
The incoming President of the National Union of Students (NUS) has again stirred controversy, claiming in an interview published today that, although it is âabsolutely not trueâ that âI donât like Jewish
Following a string of controversies surrounding the National Union of Students (NUS) and its leadership, the union has called for an independent investigation into recent antisemitism allegations raised by concerned
Following a string of controversies surrounding the National Union of Students (NUS) and its leadership, over twenty former Presidents of the union have written to its current President to press
Robert Halfon MP, Chair of the House of Commons Education Select Committee, has today written to the Charity Commission calling together with Campaign Against Antisemitism for a statutory inquiry into
Studentsâ unions at Lancaster University and Durham University have taken action to sustain pressure on the National Union of Students (NUS) after a series of scandals rocked the national student body. In an open letter to the NUS leadership this week,
Further concerns have been raised after more troubling tweets from the newly-elected President of the National Union of Students (NUS), Shaima Dallali, have surfaced. This most recent batch of tweets
A student politician who was forced to apologise for tweeting an Islamist chant threatening Jews has been elected President of the National Union of Students (NUS). Last week, it was
Following the revelation by LBCâs Theo Usherwood that the rapper Kareem Dennis, known as Lowkey, would be headlining the National Union of Studentsâ (NUS) centenary conference, Campaign Against Antisemitism and other Jewish
Campaign Against Antisemitism has expressed outrage after it was reported that the National Union of Students (NUS) responded to Jewish complaints about an inflammatory rapper headlining the unionâs centenary conference by suggesting
700 Muslims from around the world, led by the divisive British politician Salma Yaqoob, rapper Lowkey and leaders of the controversial CAGE activist group, have signed an open letter claiming
The disgraced former MP, Chris Williamson, has floated the idea of launching a new âgrassroots movementâ. Mr Williamson, who was embroiled in scandals over antisemitism when he was in the
