The footage, captured by a video doorbell in Dudley, used subtitles to suggest the woman had used a slur against Pakistani people. It went viral on social media and was promoted by Akhmed Yakoob, the independent candidate who came third in the West Midlands mayoral election.
Labour said it had employed an external digital forensics company, which found the video had been manipulated. Qasim Mughal, a Dudley Labour councillor and friend of the teacher who had been campaigning with her at the time the comments were filmed, denied the teacher had used the language. West Midlands police examined the video and found no evidence of racial abuse.
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