Lammy vows unity despite crowd boos

DEPUTY Prime Minister David Lammy was heckled and booed as he addressed a vigil close to the scene of the synagogue attack.

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The crowd at the vigil accused Mr Lammy and the government of allowing anti-Semitism to grow in the UK, including on university campuses, and called for an end to regular pro-Palestine marches.

They barracked Mr Lammy, who is also the Justice Secretary, over the government's decision to recognise a Palestinian state, as he sought to offer a message of unity following Thursday's attack.