Jewish students have faced a "hostile" culture within the National Union of Students (NUS) - with the union failing to sufficiently challenge antisemitism, an independent investigation has found.
On occasion, Jews have been subjected to harassment - as defined in the Equality Act 2010 - and breaches of the union's own policies, according to a report by Rebecca Tuck KC.
The NUS, which commissioned the investigation, acknowledged its findings are "shocking" and said it is committed to tackling antisemitism across "the breadth and depth" of the union.
