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Furious former Labour MPs who lost their seats in Thursday's election have blamed Jeremy Corbyn's leadership for the party's crushing defeat. Mr Corbyn "failed as a communicator" and "people didn't trust him to put our country first", those who formerly represented Labour stronghold constituencies have claimed. |
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Furious former Labour MPs who lost their seats in Thursday’s election have blamed Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership for the party’s crushing defeat. Mr Corbyn “failed as a communicator” and “people didn’t trust him to put our country first”, those who formerly represented Labour stronghold constituencies have claimed. |
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I want to thank you, all of you, for the trust that you have placed in us in the Conservative Party and in me, and I know how difficult it was, it can be to make that kind of decision. And I can imagine people’s pencil’s hovering over the ballot paper and wavering before coming down for us and the.... |
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Furious former Labour MPs who lost their seats in Thursday’s election have blamed Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership for the party’s crushing defeat. Mr Corbyn “failed as a communicator” and “people didn’t trust him to put our country first”, those who formerly represented Labour stronghold constituencies have claimed. |
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“We could have won in 2017. Things moved on, Brexit dominated everything and that was the horns of a dilemma we were on. “The new leader will come in place, appoint the shadow cabinet. “I won’t be part of the shadow cabinet. I’ve done my bit. We need to move on at that stage, with that new leader,.... |
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In a shocking comment on BBC Any Questions?, the shadow trade secretary claimed consensus and dictatorship should not be confused with one another as he compared the Conservative Party under Boris Johnson's leadership to North Korea's totalitarian regime. |
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Furious former Labour MPs who lost their seats in Thursday’s election have blamed Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership for the party’s crushing defeat. Mr Corbyn “failed as a communicator” and “people didn’t trust him to put our country first”, those who formerly represented Labour stronghold constituencies have claimed. |
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Labour's John McDonnell has confirmed that he is stepping down from frontline politics once a new
leader is selected. Mr McDonnell, a key Jeremy Corbyn ally, said he would be leaving the shadow cabinet - and others will be doing the same. It follows Labour's worst general election performance since.... |
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Ms Turley, who lost her seat in Redcar on Thursday, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "For me, when you're getting four doors in a row of lifelong Labour voters saying 'I'm sorry Anna, I'm a lifelong Labour voter, I like what you've done, but I just can't vote for that man to be prime minister',.... |
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Mr Corbyn “failed as a communicator” and “people didn’t trust him to put our country first”, those who formerly represented Labour stronghold constituencies have claimed. But shadow chancellor John McDonnell has argued that Mr Corbyn was “demonised by a smear campaign against him” during the election by the media. |
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