Question Time LIVE: Will Labour ever deal with anti-Semitism within the Party?

Windrush has been dominating the headlines this week and Diane Abbott has been a vocal critic of the scandal.

The explosive case of Alfie Evans may also be touched upon.

Other big news this week has been the birth of the Royal baby.

Something about Brexit may be asked about too.

11.45pm: That's all folks

Next week is St Albans, week after Kettering.

11.45pm: Hancock says audience cannot go through referendum debate again.

Massive applause

11.44pm: Caroline Lucas booed

She wants a 'people's vote' on the final deal, as an opportunity to stay in the EU.

11.42pm: Audience member says there is no 'Goldilocks' position on Brexit

We will lose either trade deals if we stay in union or pay tariffs. 

11.41pm: Robinson calls Brexit a dog's Brexit

Constitutional structures 'pulled apart'.

11.40pm: Simon Evans says it is not Brexit

UK needs courage and some 'spunk' to take on a new adventure rather than limp off.

11.38pm: Diane Abbott claims Labour respects Brexit vote

But the Party want a form of customs union.

11.38pm: Hancock refuses to answer Dimbleby's question

Presenter asked if staying in Customs Union would still count as Brexit.

11.37pm: Hancock wants to leave Customs Union

Says it is in UK's best interest to leave.

11.36pm: Third question

Would staying in a Customs Union still be Brexit?

11.34pm: Diane Abbott that Trump is worse enemy

People have forgotten his comments such as grabbing women by private parts.

11.33pm: Audience member says Trump needs credit

He de-escalated a war with North Korea

11.32pm: Audience member blasts Trump

Speaking as a 'young Muslim' she says he peddles hate.

11.31pm: Matt Hancock says 'special relationship' is deeper than one person

We have to make sure we 'influence the strongest economy in the world'.

11.30pm: Caroline Lucas wishes England had more self-confidence

Says Scotland has more.

11.29pm: Audience member said we should embrace him as President

Especially post-Brexit

11.28pm: Jennifer Robinson says UK seem to take foreign policy from US

Uses Syria bombing as an example.

11.26: Evans says he is an important ally in a post-Brexit world

People should grow up.

11.25pm: Simon Evans says it has not been the disaster predicted

Says he is not his 'guy' but Trump is doing better than expected.

11.24pm: Third question

Is it time as a nation we accept Donald Trump as a President rather than constantly knocking him down?

11.23pm: David Dimbleby grilled Lucas on what she meant about people making 'politics'

Lucas meant it is not just in Labour

11.21: Caroline Lucas is not anti-Israel but against its 'illegal' actions

Says people should not be afraid to criticise Israel without being anti-Semitic.

11.20pm: Audience member says Labour needs to get a grip on it

Says it is a smouldering fire.

11.18pm: Simon Evans says Corbyn has 'flunked'

He claims he has numerous chances to deal with it but hasn't. Says it could split Party in two.

11.15pm: Diane Abbott says she takes anti-Semitism 'very seriously'

She says Labour will deal with the most serious questions, including Ken Livingstone.

11.14pm: Audience member says agrees it isn't just Labour Party issue

But, 'you can't deny it is a more extreme' problem with Labour.

11.12pm: Matt Hancock says there is clearly a problem

Says he is worried of about a wider issue in political discourse in general, it is harder to have a reasonable debate.

11.11pm: Jennifer Robinson says it is not just a problem with Labour

Says Labour Party could have done better though.

11.10pm: Second question

Why does Labour have such a problem with anti-Semitism?

11.10pm: Caroline Lucas says Green Party is pro-immigrant

She is proud of the fact

11.08pm: Audience member blames both parties

Said both parties have ducked the issue for 20 years.

11.07pm: Diane Abbott said there needs to be a better conversation

Called system ramshackle.

11.06pm: Audience member challenges Diane Abbott on immigration stance

Asks if she only wants to help migrants people feel empathy for.

11.05pm: Matt Hancock said vans which said 'go home' were a mistake

He accepts the anger and acknowledges it. 

11.02pm: Caroline Lucas does not think current system is fair

Called it Kafkaesque, again.

11.02pm: Diane Abbott says there is a difference between illegal immigrants and migrants

Says Windrush generation were citizens, not migrants.

11.00pm: Matt Hancock does not agree with Boris Johnson 'amnesty' idea

10.58: Simon Evans says it is a 'perfect storm' for Tory Party 

There has been a litany of incompetence, he claims.

10.57pm: Jennifer Robinson says Amber Rudd apology not enough

She finds it 'offensive' as a Commonwealth citizen.

10.56pm: Audience member says UK need to look at immigration policy

There are a lot of illegal immigrants, according to audience member.

10.52pm: Diane Abbott says Windrush migrants were patriotic and hardworking 

She said 'no one else is as hardworking'. 

10.50pm: Matt Hancock says 'no she shouldn't'

He says the most important thing to do now is to put the system right for the future.

10:49pm: Caroline Lucas says 'one or the other'

She claims the Home Office demands Kafkaesque demands on migrants.

10.48pm: First question

Should Amber Rudd resign or be sacked?

10.47pm: We're off!

Keep refreshing for updates.

Who’s on tonight?

Simon Evans

Mr Evans is a stand-up comedian and presents economics programmes for Radio 4.

He has appeared on Mock the Week and Live at the Apollo.

Jennifer Robinson

Ms Robinson is a human rights lawyer who represents WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.

She has taught at the University of Sydney.

Matt Hancock

The Conservative is Theresa May’s Culture Secretary and also MP for West Suffolk.

He was Chief of Staff to George Osborne as Chancellor.

Mr Hancock also launched a smartphone app this year to update constituents.

Caroline Lucas

The Green Party co-leader is the only elected MP for her party.

She has been MP for Brighton Pavilion since 2010 and was previously a Member of the European Parliament from 1999-2010.

Diane Abbott

Shadow Home Secretary and MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington since 1987.

She ran for Labour Party leader in 2010.