The Equality and Human Rights Commission has granted Labour an extra week to respond to allegations of antisemitism and potentially avoid a full investigation by the watchdog.
As the first reported by the JC earlier this month, the EHRC gave Labour a two-week deadline to respond to allegations it failed to address antisemitism within its ranks - raised by the Jewish Labour Movement (JLM) and Campaign Against Antisemitism (CAA).
If the watchdog is unsatisfied with the response, it will launch a formal human rights investigation into the matter.
But the EHRC has confirmed it gave Labour an extra week to respond to the concerns it set out.
