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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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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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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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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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Ms Turley, who lost her seat in Redcar in Thursday's election, told BBC Radio 4's Today programme today: "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.... |
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David Blunkett calls on unions and MPs to revolt and force Corbyn out as soon as possible. Our political editor has more on the intervention in Labour’s succession battle by the party’s former home secretary David Blunkett. The New Labour-era figure has issued a call for trade unions and MPs to lead.... |
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Speaking to Sky News the shadow chancellor claimed it is time for the Labour Party leadership to move on and listen to its people. Labour lost a total of 59 seats in Thursday's general election in the worst result for the party since 1935. Mr McDonnell said: “We will all go now. The new leader will come in place and appoint a shadow cabinet. |
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is to visit the north-east of England as part of an election victory lap, meeting Conservative MPs who ousted Labour rivals from their seats in former “red wall” heartlands. The prime minister hailed his “stonking mandate” after he secured an 80-seat majority in Thursday’s election, with many Tory.... |
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