The Labour MP was suspended last year for comments about racism, which she later apologized for
Diane Abbott re-admitted to Labour after suspension over racism row
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A Labour spokesman said she and Joani Reid would be returning to the parliamentary party. Diane Abbott is re-admitted to the Labour Party after her suspension over a racism row. But a year later she made a similar argument in a July 2025 BBC interview, telling the broadcaster it was "silly to try and claim that racism which is about skin colour is the same as other types of racism".
Furthermore, In a statement on X on Thursday confirming her Labour readmittance, Abbott said she was "a lifelong anti-racist and remain deeply committed to opposing racism in all its forms". Ms Abbott was suspended in July last year for doubling down on comments about racism, for which she had previously apologised.
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A Labour spokesman said she and Joani Reid would be returning to the parliamentary party.
reliability low1/3 sourcesDiane Abbott is re-admitted to the Labour Party after her suspension over a racism row.
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But a year later she made a similar argument in a July 2025 BBC interview, telling the broadcaster it was "silly to try and claim that racism which is about skin colour is the same as other types of racism".
according to Free Malaysia TodayIn a statement on X on Thursday confirming her Labour readmittance, Abbott said she was "a lifelong anti-racist and remain deeply committed to opposing racism in all its forms".
according to Free Malaysia TodayLabour MP Diane Abbott has been re-admitted into Labour after she was suspended last year. Those comments led to her being suspended from the party for the first time.
according to Daily Mail +1Ms Abbott was suspended in July last year for doubling down on comments about racism, for which she had previously apologised.
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