as part of the Waterbeach New Town.

The incident comes amid growing scrutiny from President Donald Trump's administration of how antisemitism allegations are handled on US college campuses.The incident began after two customers ordered the illuminated sign along with drinks at the bar, Mr Portnoy said in a video on X.

The founder of digital media company Barstool Sports expressed outrage and vowed to take swift action.In a second video a few hours later, he said he had spoken with the culprits and their families.Mr Portnoy, who is Jewish, said the pair had agreed to go to Auschwitz, in Poland, which he believed to be "a fair outcome".

He later retracted his offer for at least one of those involved because he said the person denied responsibility for what happened.Mr Portnoy wrote on social media that the customer "did a 180" and refused to admit any wrongdoing.

"His trip to Poland has been revoked," Mr Portnoy said in the post. "Whatever ramifications come his way he 100% earned."

His initial effort to extend an olive branch came after seeing a sharp rise in antisemitism recently, amid his 20 years of running Barstool, he said."We tried to catch her and call her but she ran away down the road towards Bakewell," said Yuliia.

"She doesn't like towns where people are so it's more likely she is hiding in the woods."She's in survival mode and she might be afraid of strangers, but I really hope we can find her."

A theatre based in a former 19th Century courthouse remains on a register for venues at risk of closure for a 10th year, despite plans to renovate it.Spilsby Sessions House was added to the Theatres Trust Theatre's at Risk register in 2015 because its ceiling had become unsafe and was on the brink of collapse.