Luciana Berger has returned to the Labour party after an invitation and apology from Keir Starmer, four years after leaving the party over its handling of antisemitism cases. “The Labour party has turned a significant corner under Keir’s leadership,” Berger said in a tweet on Saturday. “I’m pleased to be returning to my political home.” Berger, 41, served as MP for Liverpool Wavertree until her departure from Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour in 2019 amid the party’s antisemitism row. She was the highest-profile Jewish MP to quit. Starmer shared a letter in which he apologised for Berger’s “intolerable and unacceptable” experience in...