Jeremy Corbyn on antisemitism in Labour: 'Obviously I'm very sorry' – video

Jeremy Corbyn has said he is 'obviously very sorry' for antisemitic incidents involving Labour party members and said that he was dealing with the issue.

During an interview with ITV's This Morning, Corbyn responded to the chief rabbi's accusations of allowing a 'poison sanctioned from the top' to take root in Labour, saying that both he and his party 'do not accept antisemitism in any form'.

Corbyn has apologised to the Jewish community several times in the past for Labour's handling of antisemitism but he caused controversy when he refused to apologise last week when challenged to do so in his interview with the BBC’s Andrew Neil