A Labour MP condemned for describing the Israeli government as “fascist” has apologised for her “intemperate” language. Kim Johnson was criticised by Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer’s spokesman for her “unacceptable” remarks during Prime Minister’s Questions. The MP for Liverpool Riverside later returned to the Commons to apologise and also withdrew her use of the term “apartheid state” following a request from the Labour leadership. I would like to apologise unreservedly for the intemperate language I used during PMQs Ms Johnson said there are “far-right elements” in the Israeli government but noted she was wrong to use the term “fascist”...