Former London mayor suspended from Labour Party
Amina Taylor
Press TV, London
Former London mayor, Ken Livingstone, has avoided expulsion from the Labour Party on charges of anti-Semitism. A disciplinary panel upheld 3 charges of breaching party rules, but cleared the way for the ex-London mayor to rejoin the party in April 2018. Livingstone, a staunch ally of Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, insists that he just told the truth.
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