Jewish group may split from Labour amid growing row over antisemitism

The war of words within Labour over antisemitism is continuing as a left-wing Jewish group has confirmed it may split from the party.Peter Mason, national secretary of the Jewish Labour Movement, told Sky News the group is looking at ending its 99-year affiliation with the party over a lack of action.It follows the latest development in the row over the party's alleged failure to address antisemitism, with Labour's general secretary writing to MPs to criticise deputy leader Tom Watson.