In recent times, it has become clear that Conservative MP Daniel Kawczynski stood on a platform with various world leaders, most notably Hungary's Viktor Orban. Now the Labour Party want his whip removed, spearheaded by a petition from.the Jewish Labour Movement.

This petition is arguing against that notion. Not only are the figures legitimately not far right, but it seems ironic that the party headed by a man who supported the terrorist groups of the Hezbollah, Hamas, the IRA and supports the likes of the dictators of Latin American nations like Venezuela.

The Conservative Party has made this problem before, most notably with the Roger Structon fiasco last year. We as a party cannot afford to make the same mistake again, especially given that the critical left don't apologise for hanging around with their favourite extremists.

Boris Johnson won on a platform of not apologising for political incorrectness. This would be a first great step in proving that his bite means as much as his bite.