Ex-Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will be reinstated to the party, Sky News understands.
The Islington MP was suspended three weeks ago for his response to an investigation into Labour’s handling of antisemitism complaints.
A bombshell report by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission found Labour had been responsible for “unlawful acts of harassment and discrimination”.
In response, Mr Corbyn claimed “the scale of the problem” was “dramatically overstated for political reasons”.
But within hours, he was suspended pending an investigation – a decision his successor Sir Keir Starmer said he had no involvement in but supported.
On Tuesday, a meeting of five panel members from Labour’s National Executive Committee met and decided Mr Corbyn should be reinstated.
