Having read some of the text conversations she seemingly took part in, then her position must be untenable.

Starmer is right up to his neck in the brown stuff now although perhaps it is for the best that this s*** comes out now. He has the best part of 4 years plus before having to fight another GE so if there needs to be major blood-letting, then now is the time to get it out of the way.

Question for Labour though is if it actually survives because the divisions exposed in this report, if true, appear to be irreparable.

And I suspect it is going to get much worse before it gets better.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

These were senior people. People involved in running Labours campaign. Corbyn won his leadership fair and square based on the rules. They should have been pulling in the same direction.

Now I have nothing but scorn for all parties concerned but this report is shocking. An utter disgrace, if true.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Arguably it’s increasingly a leader’s job to galvanise their troops rather than relying on old fashioned hierarchy structures.

Vive le Roy!

Things evolve and move on, maybe that’s what’s happening here. Maybe they are fcuked, maybe not, who knows.

Vive le Roy!

Maybe now it's safe to talk about the politics of a group like Campaign Against Anti-Semitism.

These documents seem to suggest that senior members in the Labour party weaponised the issue of anti-semitism as a means of discrediting Corbyn. One example, of many in the report, shows a Labour staff pressuring Tom Watson to interfere in Ken Livingstone's anti-semitism case and weaken the sentence in order to produce bad coverage for the party.

If you were serious about fighting anti-semitism, how would you react to that? Surely you would be incredibly worried that non-Jewish people are using anti-semitism as a political football? But instead we get a statement which seems to defend the people who were doing so (many of the whistleblowers in the Panorama documentary are key figures in the report) while staying silent on the multiple cases of cover up that appear to have been raised.

The whole thing is toxic.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

Possibly getting legal teams to look at it before they report it?

It shows the essential problem with Corbyn and his supporters.

- If he hadn't have been leader, remain would have probably won the referendum.
- If he'd have stood down after the referendum, May wouldn't have called the 2017 GE.
- I still can't believe that JC and Momentum celebrated the 2017 election as a win. They were stood against a dreadful Tory government with dreadful policies and still not trusted. Not standing down effectively crippled UK politics for the next two years.
- If he was gone before Boris then the Tories would have been well and truely buggered. Minority governments don't win GE's.... but Labour managed to lose it by an landslide.

It was just impossible to move him, you'd just get shouted down by his idiotic supporters.

I'm so glad they've moved these deluded people from oposition. Labour's worst result since Hitler, Franco, Mussolini, and Starlin were European leaders.