Southbank arts chief to stand down after 'antisemitic conspiracy theory'

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Southbank arts chief to stand down after 'antisemitic conspiracy theory'

The chairman of the Southbank Centre has announced he will be stepping down in the autumn after being embroiled in a row over antisemitism. Misan Harriman confirmed he would be leaving the post when his second term ends in a few months. The 48-year-old came under fire after it was alleged he shared antisemitic posts relating to the Golders Green attack, with both the Charity Commission and the Arts Council reviewin…