Good riddance. Jeremy Corbyn has been expelled from the Labour Party.

In the end, Jeremy Corbyn has been thrown out of Labour not for his role in staining UK politics with antisemitism, but for standing as a candidate against the Party.

This day should have come much sooner, and it should have been brought about due to his racism rather than party political reasons, but at last it is done.

Almost four years after the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) vindicated our complaint against Labour by finding the Party to have unlawfully discriminated against, harassed and victimised Jews, the man responsible for that horrendous period has finally been shown the door.

Sir Keir Starmer called the publication of the EHRC’s report a “day of shame” for the Party. Today that era finally comes to an end and marks the new start for Labour that British Jews have long awaited.

The man who made the Jewish community feel so unwelcome in Labour has finally been told that he is unwelcome in the Party he once led.