Will Labour ever shake the anti-Semitism row?

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The bitter row over anti-Semitism dominated the summer for Labour, so not surprisingly it's an important issue at Conference. Jeremy Corbyn told the BBC's Andrew Marr this morning that he would "die fighting racism in any form". But will that satisfy critics who feel he's strayed into anti-Semitic territory himself? Our reporter Mark Lobel traces how the controversy arose and why it seems unlikely to go away.