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Labour “angry” over Diane Abbott debacle | Election 2024 | the New Statesman podcast
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21:11Now PlayingKeir Starmer faced anger from Labour MPs for his treatment of Diane Abbott.
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Abbott has had the whip restored after a year-long investigation into claims of antisemitism – but told journalists she has been barred from standing as a Labour MP in the next election. Keir Starmer has said no decision has been taken to bar Abbott from standing for Labour.
Confusion over Abbott’s standing within the Labour party has threatened to overshadow today’s Labour policy pledge to clear the NHS waiting list backlog within five years.
Meanwhile a record number of incumbent MPs have announced they will not be standing in the general election. What impact will this have at the ballot box?
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