Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has met leaders from the J7 to discuss rising antisemitism around the world and to learn from each other's experiences and approaches.

The J7 brings together Jewish community organisations from several countries to coordinate responses to antisemitism and to share practical lessons on protecting Jewish communities.
Angela Rayner said antisemitism was shamefully rising across the globe and that tackling it would take everyone working together.
Angela Rayner: 'Listening and learning'
"Antisemitism is shamefully rising across the globe, and it's going to take all of us to tackle it," Angela Rayner said. "Yesterday I met leaders from the J7 to discuss this unique hatred targeting Jewish communities and to learn from each other's experiences and approaches."
She said the meeting was about listening and learning as ministers and community leaders confront the hatred facing Jewish people.
The Housing Secretary's engagement with J7 leaders sits alongside wider Government work with Jewish communities to challenge antisemitism at home and abroad.