A group of young people subjected to an antisemitic attack on a bus have shown "positive defiance" by returning to the same spot on Oxford Street to celebrate Hanukkah.In November last year the privately hired party bus was attacked by men who swore, made obscene gestures and threw a shopping basket at the passengers.The group lit Hanukkah candles and sang songs in celebration to show that the Jewish community is undeterred by antisemitism and that Britain is a safe and welcoming place for minor

A group of young people subjected to an antisemitic attack on a bus have shown "positive defiance" by returning to the same spot on Oxford Street to celebrate Hanukkah.In November last year the privately hired party bus was attacked by men who swore, made obscene gestures and threw a shopping basket at the passengers.The group lit Hanukkah candles and sang songs in celebration to show that the Jewish community is undeterred by antisemitism and that Britain is a safe and welcoming place for minorities.