But Mr Corbyn cautioned his colleagues against “standing in the way of democratising the party and empowering the party members”.
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“If Mr Corbyn’s Labour Party performs poorly in each of these and its present dire position in the polls remains unchanged – and if civil war has broken out in the parliamentary party – his leadership will be in grave danger”.
Left-wing Labour leadership candidate Jeremy Corbyn has the right ideas to offer an alternative to Tory austerity says Oldham West and Royton MP Michael Meacher.
The left-winger said his call for higher public spending has gained support on the campaign trail in areas where Ukip has performed well. “I’m for a sort of social, environmental, solidarity agenda rather than a market agenda”.
John Ryley, Head of Sky News, said: “The race for the Labour leadership is far more exciting than had been anticipated”.
Among Cameron’s key aims are limiting in-work benefits for EU migrants, cutting back regulation, increasing free trade and ensuring British interests are not damaged if the eurozone integrates more deeply.
Membership of Aylesbury’s Labour party has doubled since the general election and there are more than 500 people here who are registered to vote in the contest.
He said: “The party wasn’t listening to people and addressing their legitimate concerns about immigration – we need practical answers to those concerns”.
“In this rare instance we are certain that we speak for the vast majority of British Jews in expressing deep foreboding at the prospect of Mr. Corbyn’s election as Labour leader”, the Jewish Chronicle wrote in an editorial.
Mr Burnham has insisted he is the only candidate capable of halting front-runner Mr Corbyn’s progress but promises to involve him in “rebuilding our party” if he wins.
Ms Onn, who took Austin Mitchell’s old seat in May, reaffirmed her support for Yvette Cooper, the wife of defeated Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls.
Burnham, speaking of Miliband, said: “He said something that Labour people have not said for as long as I can remember – he said the gap matters”.
On who might make the best head administrator, Andy Burnham was barely ahead with 25 for each penny, against 24 for each penny for Corbyn and the two men were tied on 26 for every penny on who might be the destined to win the following general race as Labor pioneer. In the Survation survey of 1000 people, Corbyn came out top for personal qualities and who would best hold the government to account as leader of the opposition.
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Unite also lent the Corbyn campaign £50,000, which has to be repaid on September 12, the day of the result of the leadership election.
