Jeremy Corbyn faces mutiny within Labour as Ken Livingstone escapes expulsion over Hitler comments

Jeremy Corbyn is facing a mutiny over Labour’s failure to expel Ken Livingstone from the party over his remarks about Hitler and Zionism.

The former mayor of London refused to apologise after a disciplinary panel found him guilty of bringing the party into disrepute – but failed to expel him, instead ruling he will be suspended from holding office for a year.

He will still be free to vote on party matters and attend meetings.