UK Deputy PM Lammy heckled at Manchester vigil over Yom Kippur attack and pro-Palestine protests.

Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy was booed and heckled at a Manchester vigil for victims of a Yom Kippur terror attack that killed one person and injured several others, including a man accidentally shot by police. Attendees expressed anger over rising antisemitism, government recognition of a Palestinian state, and pro-Palestine marches, shouting slogans like “go to Palestine” and accusing Lammy of enabling hate. He urged unity and solidarity with the Jewish community, calling for dignity in planned pro-Gaza marches, while senior Labour figures attended the emotional gathering.