内容摘要："They did not have a great idea about what they were supposed to be producing, or how to produce it," he said. "[Trump's] doing much better this time in terms of what he's getting out, getting it out efficiently, and knowing how it has to be enforced down through the agencies."

"They did not have a great idea about what they were supposed to be producing, or how to produce it," he said. "[Trump's] doing much better this time in terms of what he's getting out, getting it out efficiently, and knowing how it has to be enforced down through the agencies."

“I don’t doubt for a minute that Labour is currently institutionally Islamophobic,” says Mr Rahman.Mr Rahman wants to use his voice to call out hypocrisy in the party while in government, in the hope that it will learn what he says is a lesson of this election - that no voter can be taken for granted.

Mr Rahman did give up his membership of the Labour Party once before, in protest at Tony Blair’s role in the Iraq War.He, and other Muslims, felt persuaded to come back to the party in 2014 when the then-leader Ed Miliband condemned the scale of an Israeli operation in Gaza and the hundreds of civilian deaths.Once again, at the same moment, Mr Langleben was seeing things very differently on the doorsteps of Jewish voters.

Even though Mr Miliband was himself Jewish, it was a time when polls were showing a rapid decline in Jewish support for Labour, particularly when the party’s 2015 manifesto talked about a parliamentary vote to recognise a Palestinian state.“There were sometimes quite horrible conversations with Jewish voters who really cared about the issue of Israel,” says Mr Langleben.

“People in 2015 were accusing the Labour Party of antisemitism, but I think it fundamentally misread what antisemitism is. Then, it was a primarily about a foreign policy issue, Israel. That changed by 2019 when conversations were around a particular strain of far-left anti-Jewish racism,” says Mr Langleben.

For some of those supportive of the Corbyn-era leadership, that sense that criticism of Israel was being conflated with antisemitism was also something they felt occurred while he was leader.After three years work by archaeologists and volunteers, they say the site had "exceeded all their expectations".

Back on the farm: Heifers have been enjoying their morning feed after milking at Hartpury University.The farm there works all year round, despite it being the summer holidays for most students.

Pig Club: Meanwhile, Stroud Brewery has found a unique way to get rid of their waste by involving local hobby farmers.Thrupp Community Pig Club is taking the used malt from the brewing process to feed its three pigs.