DIANE Abbott sent her race row letter twice from her own email account casting doubt on her claims it was an initial draft.
The ex-shadow Home Secretary, who has been suspended by Labour, sent identical versions three hours apart to The Observer sparking a ferocious backlash.
The revelation will put further pressure on Sir Keir Starmer to prevent the veteran MP from standing again as a candidate for the party at the next election.
She had claimed that Jewish people are subject to prejudice similar to that received by redheads in an explosive anti-Semetic letter.
Abbott apologised for her remarks saying she completely disassociated herself from the comments that were published on Sunday.
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Sir Keir said he “utterly condemned” the remarks and were anti-Semitic in his view.
She has requested a meeting with Rabbi Herschel Gluck in her east London constituency later this week to heal the rift.
