Corbyn met with group of Hamas extremists in PARLIAMENT

- Jeremy Corbyn welcomed a group of Islamic extremists to Parliament six months before becoming Labour leader

- These included: Daud Abdullah, who called for attacks on the Royal Navy and boycotted Holocaust Memorial Day;

- Azzam Tamimi, who said he wanted to blow himself up in a suicide attack;

- Zaher al-Birawi, who is close to the Hamas leadership;

- Mohammed Swalha, who represented Hamas in a visit to Russia last year

- In a separate new picture, Corbyn is seen with Abdel Bari Atwan, who said he would 'dance with delight' in Trafalgar Square if Iran attacked Israel

- It comes as it was revealed that Corbyn went on a secret visit to Hamas extremists in Ramallah without declaring it to Parliament