I have just been been forcibly removed from the JVL fringe event at the Labour Party. It is an official event in the Labour Party guide.
I was assaulted by Tony Greenstein, who was in the event, and was expelled from the Labour Party for anti-semitism. This is the moment he grabbed my phone.
Allowed back in.

Now listening to one speaker declare the EHRC findings are being used by “Starmer to run a tyrannical regime”.
This isn’t some sideline demo.

It’s in the official Labour Party fringe guide.

See below…
Speaker continues to applause to ask why “anti-Semitism is a special case?” - goes on to accuse Sir Keir of failing to stand up for black and Asian members.
Chair of the JVL Jenny Manson is speaking now. She thanks former shadow chancellor John McDonnell for attending the event.

I was accused of trying to film Mr McDonnell when I was assaulted by Tony Greenstein. I wasn’t.

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