Dan Jarvis refuses Labour commitment to proscribing IRGC in fiery GB News grilling: 'Not acting fast enough!'

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Home Office Minister Dan Jarvis has refused to confirm Labour's commitment to proscribing the IRGC (Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps).Speaking to the People's Channel following the terror attack in Golders Green on Wednesday, Mr Jarvis praised the Government's £25million pledge to protect Britain's Jewish community.He told GB News: "I'm pleased to be able to confirm to your viewers this morning that the Government has brought forward £25million of new investment, that takes it to £58million, the amount of money that we've invested in supporting our Jewish community in this year alone.

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That is a record level of funding, so we do take these concerns incredibly seriously." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say As Mr Jarvis assured the Labour Government will "do whatever is required to counter that threat", and "stands in solidarity with Jewish communities", host Stephen Dixon pushed back on the remark.He interjected: "But you don't?

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That's the exact point Lord Walney has made.

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