The government will suspend all engagement with the National Union of Students (NUS) over allegations of anti-Semitism, the education minister has said. Michelle Donelan has announced a package of measures meaning the union will receive no government funding and will be removed from all student groups in the Department for Education and replaced with alternative student representation. The move comes after a series of anti-Semitic rows involving the NUS, including controversy over social media posts by its new president. Ms Donelan said: “I am horrified that Jewish students feel ostracized by an organization that should be a voice for their...