22 Labour MPs broke the whip to vote against a ban on boycotts of Israel in public pension funds, an amendment proposed by ex-minister Robert Jenrick and co-sponsored by three Labour MPs despite an instruction to abstain. Jenrick’s public service pension schemes amendment, which passed with 296 MPs in favour and 81 against, will enable ministers to stop authorities from making investment decisions that conflict with UK foreign policy. Those Labour MPs who defied the whip to abstain, and instead joined the SNP and Lib Dems to vote against the amendment, included John McDonnell, Richard Burgon, Zarah Sultana and Yasmin...
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