The Labour Party's investigation into MP Diane Abbott for her comments on racism concluded in December 2023, as revealed by BBC Newsnight.

Abbott, MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington, received a formal warning and was instructed to complete an antisemitism awareness course following her comments on Jewish, Irish, and Traveller communities.

Despite completing the course, it remains unclear whether she will be allowed to run as a Labour candidate in the upcoming general election.

Abbott's suspension came after she suggested these groups did not face lifelong racism, for which she apologized.

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer indicated that the case should be resolved soon.

Abbott, the first black woman elected to Parliament, currently serves as an independent MP.