In October 2020 the Equalities and Human Rights Commission found the Labour Party guilty of having broken equalities laws regarding its handling of antisemitism. Jeremy Corbyn said the problem had been 'dramatically overstated' by political opponents, and his membership was immediately suspended. Bell produced a cartoon, published in the Guardian, of Keir Starmer presenting Corbyn's head on a platter, based on Caravaggio’s portrayal of the “Salome with the Head of Saint John the Baptist” from the biblical story in the New Testament. The Guardian received 32 complaints of antisemitism. Labour peer Lord Andrew Adonis described the cartoon as “repellent”.