Former Mayor of London Ken Livingstone resigns from Labour Party

VOICED: Shows interior shots Ken Livingstone and John Mann having an argument following Livingstone's comments on Hitler and Zionism in 2016. Exterior shots protesters from the Jewish community in Parliament Square in 2018 about anti Semitism in the UK Labour Party. Interior shots Ken Livingstone travelling on London bus in 2003. Exterior shots interview with former Mayor of London Ken Livingstone speaking on Hitler and Zionism remarks. Interview with Labour MP John Mann speaking on Livingstone's resignation. Interview with Mike Katz from the Jewish labour Movement speaking on damage Livingstone has done to links between Labour Party and Jewish Community. Interview with Labour MP Chris Williamson speaking on defending Ken Livingstone. Ken Livingstone has resigned from the Labour party, still insisting he hadn't been anti-Semitic, when he said Adolf Hitler supported Zionism. The former London Mayor said he'd been forced out by "right wing" Labour MPs. Jeremy Corbyn said he was "sad" to see Mr Livingstone resign but it was the "right thing to do", on 21st May, 2018 in London, England. United Kingdom