The left-wing leader also unveiled plans for all female shortlists and a women party conference in a bid to grab female votes.
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35 per cent said that some Labour MP had been planted by Conservative strategists to undermine the left wing of the party.
The tabloid included a short piece in its Daily Mail Comments article about the Q&A which took place on Wednesday with Mr Corbyn.
Any final decision will have to be approved by the ruling National Executive Committee and at party conference.
He’s now leading challenger Owen Smith by over 20 per cent in the polls and has the majority support of every region and age group within the party.
The Mirror reported last month how Mr Corbyn was told big hitters will not return to his frontbench team unless the elections are reinstated.
British reggae band UB40 have praised Jeremy Corbyn as an “incorruptible politician” who will put working people first as they backed his campaign to remain as Labour leader.
Deputy leader Tom Watson, who is preparing a bid to overturn Labour’s “one person one vote” system, has signalled support for shadow cabinet elections.
Jeremy Corbyn has been endorsed by regge band UB40 – who are perhaps most famous for their 1984 hit “Red Red Wine”.
So has Owen Smith, who said today they were “an interesting idea” and “something I will certainly look very carefully at” if he was elected leader.
Ms McCarthy went on: “The question would be though is I felt I couldn’t go on the media and say that I had confidence in Jeremy Corbyn”.
Now the leader appoints the shadow cabinet, but some Labour MPs want to revert to a system under which they would elect its members.
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Mr Corbyn said: “It is crucial for both energy security and tackling climate change that we give the most serious investment and incentives to high-tech R&D”.
