Swift inquiry agreed into leak of Labour report on handling anti-Semitism

Investigation to conclude in July, and Starmer says disciplinary action could be taken

An investigation into a leaked Labour document which made explosive allegations about the party's handling of anti-Semitism claims is aiming for a swift conclusion, Labour has said.

On Thursday, a meeting of Labour's ruling body set out a timescale, with the investigation aiming to conclude in July, and drew up its terms of reference. The inquiry will look into the leaking of the 860-page report that reignited divisions as the new leader, Sir Keir Starmer, tries to unite the party.