Sorry, that's wholly false. Loach isn't a Holocaust denier and it's outrageous and disgusting to suggest he is. An American/Israeli academic, Miko Peled, at a Labour conference fringe event - not a Labour member, not an official Labour event, anyone can book a room and call it a fringe event - opened up the question of what is and is not possible or desirable to discuss historically: should we for instance, discuss whether or not the Holocaust happened? It was an academic question about the limits of academic freedom: Peled was debating about freedom of speech and what restrictions we might place upon it. It may not have been a well timed or helpful comment at this point, but to characterise it as 'Holocaust denial' is wholly false. Nor did Loach imply anything that you suggest here, he made a neutral and measured comment about how anti-Semitism is 'weaponised' in the Labour party by the right to discredit the left. He has never questioned the Holocaust. This article is a disgrace.