Jeremy Corbyn has stood by his claim that the “scale” of antisemitism cases in Labour was “grossly exaggerated” in a furious TV clash.
The ex-leader, who lost the Labour whip more than two years ago over the claim, was blasted by Labour MP Liz Kendall as he defended his stance on ITV ’s Peston.
Shadow Health Minister Ms Kendall called for him to make a “full and frank apology, which has never happened”. It comes as Keir Starmer suggests Mr Corbyn may be barred from standing for Labour at the next election.
