Investigation Found No Evidence Of Wrongdoing

Diane Abbott: Labour MP has whip restored after racism investigation

Investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing

Abbott apologised for saying white people experience prejudice

Labour MP Diane Abbott has had the Labour whip restored after an investigation into her conduct.

The investigation was launched after Abbott wrote a letter to The Guardian in which she said that many white people experience prejudice but not racism.

Abbott apologised for the comments, saying that she did not intend to cause offence.

The investigation found no evidence of wrongdoing by Abbott.

Abbott's comments sparked a debate about the nature of racism and prejudice.

Some people argued that Abbott's comments were racist, while others defended her, saying that she was simply stating a fact.

The investigation's findings are likely to reignite the debate about racism and prejudice.