Conservatives claim ‘major victory’ as Tory conference begins after Labour scraps plans to curb jury trials – UK politics live
The Conservative conference has begun in Birmingham. Labour has reportedly scrapped plans to curb jury trials, which Conservatives are calling a "major victory." However, the Shadow Justice Secretary stated that Labour is still "restricting juries by the back door." Separately, former Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer urged activists to reject a motion to debate "Zionism is racism," expressing concern that it would distract from actions to help Palestinians and alienate Jewish people who advocate for Palestinian rights.

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AI-generatedThe Conservative conference has begun in Birmingham. Labour has reportedly scrapped plans to curb jury trials, which Conservatives are calling a "major victory." However, the Shadow Justice Secretary stated that Labour is still "restricting juries by the back door." Separately, former Green Party co-leader Carla Denyer urged activists to reject a motion to debate "Zionism is racism," expressing concern that it would distract from actions to help Palestinians and alienate Jewish people who advocate for Palestinian rights.
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5 extractedLabour has scrapped plans to curb jury trials.
Carla Denyer urged activists to reject the 'Zionism is racism' motion.
Conservatives claim a 'major victory' as the Tory conference begins.
Despite the U-turn, Labour is still 'restricting juries by the back door'.
The motion risks alienating a significant proportion of Jewish people.