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Jeremy Corbyn taking ‘first steps’ of legal action against Nigel Farage over ‘highly defamatory statement’ | Politics News

Jeremy Corbyn has announced he is taking the “first steps” in legal action against Nigel Farage over a “highly defamatory statement”.

Writing on social media, the former Labour leader – who is no longer a member of the party – said: “I have asked my lawyers to take the first steps in commencing legal proceedings against Nigel Farage, following a highly defamatory statement about me.

“We are a movement for peace – and we cannot stand by and let these disgusting and malicious lies go unchallenged.”

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It relates to a segment on GB News last Wednesday.

A statement from Mr Corbyn’s team said Mr Farage “accused Jeremy Corbyn of subscribing to an antisemitic conspiracy theory”.

Mr Farage regularly appears on GB News, and is also part of the Reform Party.

Sky News has approached Mr Farage for comment.

Mr Corbyn previously took legal action against Tory MP Ben Bradley in 2018, which resulted in Mr Bradley apologising and donating to a food bank.

Met Police steps up patrols after ‘number of incidents’ in relation to Israel and Gaza conflict | UK News

The Metropolitan Police says it has increased police patrols across London after the Hamas militant group attacked Israel.

In a statement released on Saturday, the force said it had been made aware of a number of incidents in the capital – some shared on social media – that were related to the ongoing conflict.

Anyone who experiences threatening behaviour or is worried about their safety is being urged to contact the police.

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“We are aware that the ongoing conflict may lead to protests over the coming days,” the statement added.

Scotland Yard confirmed “an appropriate policing plan” will be in place that balances the right to protest against disruption to Londoners.

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It came after Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said he was in touch with senior officers at the Met.

“Tragically, we know that violence in the Middle East can lead to a rise in hate crime in London,” he added.

“Let me be clear – hate crime in London will not be tolerated. Now or ever.”