BBC bosses must release material from an explosive new documentary on anti-Semitism in Labour.

They will hand over the Panorama findings to a race hate probe into the party.

It includes interviews and emails that one Labour MP claims implicates key advisers.

Any evidence could form part of the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s findings on Jeremy Corbyn’s party.

The BBC says Wednesday’s documentary will reveal the “evasions and contradictions” at the heart of Labour over anti-Semitism.

Eight former party workers could go public in the final cut.

It comes days after Labour did a U-turn on its decision to let MP Chris Williamson back into the party after he said they had been “too apologetic” on the issue.

Meanwhile, executive member Pete Willsman has been suspended for saying the Israeli embassy was behind the “total lies” of anti-Semitism claims.

The EHRC has declined to comment on the Panorama material.

Labour is making a complaint of bias to the BBC. A party source said: “Panorama appears to have pre-determined its outcome.”

The BBC insists it followed editorial guidelines.

Is Labour Anti-Semitic? is on BBC1 at 9pm on Wednesday.

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