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London, UK. 17 April 2018. Three vans, each carrying a mobile billboard bearing a message protesting against anti-semitism within the Labour party, drive around Parliament Square causing traffic disruption. Credit: Stephen Chung /
London, UK. 17 April 2018. Three vans, each carrying a mobile billboard bearing a message protesting against anti-semitism within the Labour party, drive around Parliament Square causing traffic disruption. Credit: Stephen Chung /
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A convoy of three billboard advertising vans with an anti-semitism message for Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party, pass by the Houses or Parliament in London Stock Photo - Alamy
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