Good evening. Susan Hall has claimed that Jewish people are “frightened” by Sadiq Khan, sparking furious demands for an apology from Labour.Elsewhere, ministers are to rent prison cells overseas to help tackle the overcrowding crisis in Britain’s jails. Sadiq Khan ‘frightens’ Jewish people, claims Tory London mayoral candidate Susan Hall has claimed that Jewish people are “frightened” by Sadiq Khan. The Tory candidate for Mayor of London made the remarks at an event hosted by Conservative Friends of Israel on the margins of the party’s conference in Manchester. She was criticised by senior Labour figures as well as the Board of Deputies of British Jews, which said that the claims had no basis in reality. Prison cells overseas to be rented to combat jail overcrowding Ministers are to rent prison cells overseas to help tackle the overcrowding crisis in Britain’s jails. Alex Chalk, the Justice Secretary, was expected to announce the plan on Tuesday as figures showed there were only 258 places left in the adult male prison estate. The move comes on top of the Government’s ambition to create 20,000 extra prison places by the mid 2020s, but amid concerns that planning rows could delay their construction. Sam Bankman-Fried goes on trial accused of multi-billion dollar crypto fraud Sam Bankman-Fried will go on trial today over allegations that he stole billions of dollars from customers of his FTX cryptocurrency exchange. Nearly a year after the company’s collapse shocked markets and tattered his reputation, jury selection for his trial has begun. Mr Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to seven counts of fraud and conspiracy – and though he has acknowledged inadequate risk management, he has denied stealing funds. 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Tuesday evening news briefing: Sadiq Khan ‘frightens’ Jewish people, claims Tory candidate
