Police launch hate crime inquiry after Israelis ‘hounded out’ of Edinburgh Fringe show
Comedian Reginald D Hunter says he regrets ‘unfortunate incident’ as anti-Semitism campaigners say lawyers are ‘examining’ it
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Comedian Reginald D Hunter says he regrets ‘unfortunate incident’ as anti-Semitism campaigners say lawyers are ‘examining’ it
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