What the papers say about Jeremy Corbyn's interview with Andrew Neil - The Guardian, Theguardian.com

Most front pages focus on the Labor leader resisting calls to apologize for alleged antisemitism in the party

The UK papers after Jeremy Corbyn’s interview with Andrew Neil in which he resisted calls to apologise for allegations about antisemitism in the Labour party. — The UK papers after Jeremy Corbyn’s interview with Andrew Neil in which he resisted calls to apologize for allegations about antisemitism in the Labor party. Composite: Various

Jeremy Corbyn’s resistance to issuing an apology amid allegations of antisemitism in the Labor party leads most of the front pages on Wednesday. Corbyn, who was questioned about the long-running issue by the BBC’s Andrew Neil, declined to apologize and rejected claims that antisemitism had risen in the party under his leadership.

The Times’ splash headline is “Corbyn refuses to apologise”, while the Telegraph’s is only slightly different: “Corbyn refuses to apologise to Jews”.

Neil Henderson(@ hendopolis)

TELEGRAPH: Corbyn refuses to apologize to Jews# TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/EDarHInckI

(November) , 2019

The Guardian says “Corbyn struggles to rebuff antisemitism accusations” and the i also goes for a variation on the same theme: “Corbyn refuses to say sorry”.

Neil Henderson(@ hendopolis)

I: Corbyn refuses to say sorry# TomorrowsPapersToday pic.twitter.com/SDJSG 36 QZ3

(November) , 2019

The anti-Labor tabloids treat the story with a more dramatic flourish. The Mail headline says “Torn apart” while the Express prefers to ask the question: “Has Corbyn’s horror show gifted Boris keys to No 10? ”.

(Neil Henderson)(@ hendopolis)

EXPRESS: Has@ jeremycorbyn‘s horror show gifted@ BorisJohnsonkeys to No 10?# TomorrowsPapersToday(pic.twitter.com/b4IrQp8LfK)

(November) , 2019

The Mirror ignores the Corbyn story and keeps up the attack on the possibility of the Conservatives doing post-Brexit deals with the US to supply medicines to the NHS. “Tory minister’s trade talks with US drug firm boss”. *******

The NHS is also the main concern for the Scotsman which says: “Give us £ 4bn for NHS, SNP tells Corbyn”.

The FT has the Corbyn interview story on its front page but chooses to lead on the story of Manchester City selling part of the club. “Man City’s $ 500 m stake sale breaks sports valuation record ”, the main headline says.

Several papers refer to Steve and Lenka Thomson’s huge lottery win but the Sun splashes on the couple’s windfall, with the headline: “Worth a few bob the builder.”

The Sun(@ TheSun)

Tomorrow’s front page: Builder scoops £ 105 million EuroMillions jackpot and plans to create his dream homehttps://t.co/fzmqS2LQKk pic.twitter.com/L5VtSZlW3o

(November) , 2019