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Woman accused of displaying antisemitic posters

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Serena Fenton did not enter a plea during Monday's hearing

A woman has appeared in court accused of putting up antisemitic posters in Leeds.

Serena Fenton, of Foxcroft Green in Headingley, allegedly displayed the posters in Alwoodley on 16 December, Leeds Crown Court was told earlier.

The 57-year-old has been charged with racially intentional harassment and using threatening or insulting words to cause harassment.

She did not enter a plea at Monday's hearing. A pre-trial and preparation hearing was listed at the same court for 17 February, with Ms Fenton granted conditional bail.

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