Labour Party leadership of Jeremy Corbyn

1683:(NEC) appointed barrister Martin Forde to chair an investigation into the leaked report on antisemitism. The inquiry was set up to examine the contents of the report as well as how it was authored and leaked. It was expected to release its findings in 2021, but was delayed indefinitely over concerns it could prejudice an investigation by the information commissioner into the leak, eventually being published in July 2022. In Corbyn's submission to the Forde inquiry, submitted jointly with eight other colleagues, he was reported to have accused officials of sabotage and said their diversion of funds could constitute fraud. The diverted funds refer to the "Bespoke Materials Service" (sometimes referred to as the 'Ergon House Project'), which represented 1.2 per cent of Labour's total election spend and was focused towards certain Labour-held seats rather than offensive targets. BMS was apparently not disclosed to Corbyn's office. Officials said their targeting was due to fears Labour would lose seats, based on its poor polling position at the start of the campaign, and that three of the seats supported by BMS were less than 500 votes away from being lost to the Conservatives. The 2017 campaigns chief, Patrick Heneghan also stated that Corbyn's office had demanded he divert funds towards a list of Labour-held seats, some with majorities of over 10,000, to help MPs were considered allies of Corbyn, including 1755: 711:, that he would have a "clear anti-austerity platform". He also said he would vote to scrap the Trident nuclear weapons system and would "seek to withdraw from Nato". He suggested that Britain should establish a national investment bank to boost house-building and improve economic growth and lift wages in areas that had less investment in infrastructure. He would also aim to eliminate the current budget deficit over time and restore the 50p top rate of income tax. He added: "This decision is in response to an overwhelming call by Labour Party members who want to see a broader range of candidates and a thorough debate about the future of the party. I am standing to give Labour Party members a voice in this debate". He indicated that, if he were elected, policies that he put forward would need to be approved by party members before being adopted and that he wanted to "implement the democratic will of our party". The other candidates were Shadow Home Secretary 1415: 2183: 1436: 1996:(EHRC) revealed that an antisemitism complaint had been made against Corbyn in April 2018 over his defence of the mural and that members of Corbyn's office "directly interfered in the decision not to investigate the case", an example of political interference which the EHRC concluded was "unlawful". Corbyn was criticised for a 2013 speech in which he spoke of certain Zionists who had "berated" the Palestinian speaker at a meeting, "they don't want to study history and secondly having lived in this country for a very long time, probably all their lives, they don't understand English irony either" (used by the speaker). The remarks were criticised for appearing to perpetuate the 1391:(NEC) resolved that Corbyn, as the incumbent leader, had an automatic right to be on the ballot, and also decided that members needed to have been a member for more than six months to be eligible to vote, meaning that many members who had joined recently would not be able to vote. The NEC's decision was that "registered supporters" would be entitled to vote if they paid a one off fee of £25. 184,541 people subsequently paid the one-off fee to become "registered supporters" of the party during the two-day window in July, meaning that over 700,000 people had a vote in the leadership election. The decision to retain Corbyn on the ballot was contested unsuccessfully in a 838:

could join the party as "registered supporters" for £3 and be entitled to vote in the election. There was speculation that the rule change would lead to Corbyn being elected by registered supporters without majority support from ordinary members. He was elected party leader in a landslide victory on 12 September 2015 with 59.5% of first-preference votes in the first round of voting. He would have won in the first round with 51% of votes, even without "£3 registered supporters", having gained the support of 49.6% of full members and 57.6% of affiliated supporters. His 40.5% majority was a larger proportional majority than that attained by Tony Blair in

9556: 1793:"serves neither justice nor our national security" and that responsibility for the attack "is a matter for police and security professionals to determine". However, he also said that Theresa May was right "to identify two possibilities for the source of the attack in Salisbury Either this was a crime authored by the Russian state; or that state has allowed these deadly toxins to slip out of the control it has an obligation to exercise." This sparked a row within the Labour Party, with more than 30 backbenchers signing an Early Day Motion "unequivocally" blaming Russia for the attack and several frontbenchers, including shadow foreign secretary 2205: 403: 1380: 1137: 1831:, Corbyn said he was "listening very carefully" after key members of his Shadow Cabinet including John McDonnell said publicly Labour should back a second referendum under any circumstances. In July 2019, Corbyn announced Labour's policy was now that there must be a referendum on any Brexit deal, including the deal Labour would attempt to negotiate if it entered government, and that the party would campaign for Remain against any Tory Brexit. During the 2019 election Corbyn would promise to take a "neutral stance" during the referendum on any Brexit deal his government would negotiate. 1267: 1571: 2058:, as the book contains the antisemitic assertion that finance was controlled "by men of a single and peculiar race, who have behind them many centuries of financial experience" who "are in a unique position to control the policy of nations". In his foreword, he called the book a "great tome" and "brilliant, and very controversial at the time". Corbyn responded that the language used to describe minorities in Hobson's work is "absolutely deplorable", but he stated that his foreword analysed "the process which led to the 864: 1823:

second referendum but would abide by the decision of members at the conference. The party conference decided to support a Brexit deal either negotiated by the Conservatives and meeting certain conditions or negotiated by Labour in government. The conference agreed to use all means to stop an unacceptable Brexit deal, including another referendum including an option to remain in the EU, as a last resort. A week after seven Labour MPs left the party in February 2019 to form

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registered supporters and 60% of affiliated supporters. In his acceptance speech, Corbyn called on the "Labour family" to end their divisions and to "wipe that slate clean from today and get on with the work we've got to do as a party". He continued: "Together, arguing for the real change this country needs, I have no doubt this party can win the next election whenever the Prime Minister decides to call it and form the next government."

1746:. An opinion poll published on 22 May suggested that the position had been reversed, with Labour now polling 44% in Wales and the Conservatives 34%. Polls following the publication of the Labour and Conservative manifestos suggested that nationally, Labour was narrowing the Conservative lead to nine points, with YouGov putting the party on 35% of the vote. The final election polls predicted an increased majority for the Conservatives. 1598:. A large Conservative majority was widely predicted. Following the short campaign, Labour again finished as the second largest party in parliament but surprised many pundits by increasing their share of the popular vote to 40%, resulting in a net gain of 30 seats and a hung parliament. Although Labour started the campaign as far as 20 points behind, it defied expectations by gaining 40% of the vote, its greatest share since 1602:. It was the first time Labour had made a net gain of seats since 1997, and the party's 9.6% increase in vote share was its largest in a single general election since 1945. This has partly been attributed to the popularity of its 2017 Manifesto that promised to scrap tuition fees, address public sector pay, make housing more affordable, end austerity, nationalise the railways and provide school students with free lunches. 971: 1613:. He chose to take part in television debates and dressed more professionally than usual, wearing a business suit and tie. He said the result was a public call for the end of "austerity politics" and suggested May should step down as prime minister. Corbyn said that he had received the largest vote for a winning candidate in the history of his borough. 1252:, but there were "aspects" of EU membership related to privatisation "which Jeremy campaigned against in the referendum campaign". Diane Abbott, one of Corbyn's key allies, later said "Jeremy in his heart of hearts is a Brexiter". She said Corbyn was hostile to the European Union, which he considered it "a conspiracy of business people". 1122:

proposal for air strikes in Syria will protect our security and therefore cannot support it." Amid widespread reports of division in the Parliamentary Labour Party, Corbyn insisted that the final decision on whether the Labour Party would oppose air strikes rested with him. Corbyn eventually agreed that Labour MPs would be given a

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and stated that he intended to step down as leader following the election of a successor and that he would not lead the party into the next election. Corbyn himself was re-elected for Islington North with 64.3% of the vote share and a majority of 26,188 votes over the runner-up candidate representing

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was the worst defeat in seats for Labour since 1935, with Labour winning just 202 out of 650 seats, their fourth successive election defeat. At 32.2%, Labour's share of the vote was down around eight points on the 2017 general election and is lower than that achieved by Neil Kinnock in 1992, although

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later said that the Salisbury attack was "something we got wrong", saying "evidence that's emerged since is overwhelming". Murray said that at the time Corbyn and his team "just didn't think the Russian state would be so stupid and brazen as to carry out a poisoning attack on British soil", although

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wrote just before Corbyn's second leadership win: "There is evidently a section of the British public, to be found particularly among younger voters, for whom the Labour leader does have an appeal; it just does not look like a section that is big enough, on its own at least, to enable Labour to win a

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On 28 June, he lost the vote of confidence by Labour Party MPs by 172–40. He responded with a statement that the motion had no "constitutional legitimacy" and that he intended to continue as the elected leader. The vote did not require the party to call a leadership election, but was expected to lead

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campaign, said that "at times" it felt as if Corbyn's office was "working against the rest of the party and had conflicting objectives". Corbyn's decision to go on holiday during the campaign was also criticised by Phil Wilson, the chair of Labour In for Britain. In September 2016, Corbyn's spokesman

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There was widespread speculation following the vote that Corbyn would reshuffle his Shadow Cabinet to remove Hilary Benn, but Corbyn's January reshuffle retained Benn in the same position. The reshuffle prompted the resignations of three junior shadow ministers who were unhappy that Corbyn had sacked

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session as leader, he broke with the traditional format by asking the Prime Minister six questions he had received from members of the public, the result of his invitation to Labour Party members to send suggestions, for which he received around 40,000 emails. Corbyn stressed his desire to reduce the

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of the United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth, have accused him of antisemitism in relation to past associations and comments as well as his handling of allegations within the party while defenders have cited his support for Jews against racism. These associations included hosting a meeting

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On 20 March, Corbyn called for the British authorities to send a sample of the nerve agent involved in the poisoning to Russia, so they could "say categorically one way or the other" where it came from. A few days later, Corbyn was satisfied that the evidence pointed to Russia. Polling between 10–13

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In September 2015 an unnamed senior serving general in the British Army stated that a mutiny by the Army could occur if a future Corbyn government moved to scrap Trident, pull out of Nato or reduce the size of the armed forces. The general said "the Army just wouldn't stand for it. The general staff

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the confidence vote does not automatically trigger a leadership election and Corbyn, who says he enjoys strong grassroots support, refused to quit. 'I was democratically elected leader of our party for a new kind of politics by 60 percent of Labour members and supporters, and I will not betray them

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suggested Corbyn may have struggled to empathise with the Jewish community during his leadership, stating: "He is very empathetic, Jeremy, but he's empathetic with the poor, the disadvantaged, the migrant, the marginalised. Happily, that is not the Jewish community in Britain today." Corbyn raised

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had an approval rating of 55 per cent. A later poll on 23 July found that among those who said they backed Labour, 54% supported Corbyn against just 22% who would prefer Smith. When voters were asked who they thought would be the best prime minister – Corbyn or Theresa May – among Labour supporters

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editorial as "a good start" and a "long overdue" change to the tone of PMQs. He delivered his first Labour Party Conference address as leader on 29 September 2015. Party membership nearly doubled between the May 2015 election and October 2015, attributed largely to the election as leader of Corbyn.

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More than 40 female Labour MPs, in an open letter during the campaign in July 2016, called on Corbyn to deal with issues relating to online abuse, and criticised him for his allegedly unsatisfactory responses and inaction. Speaking at the launch of policies intending to democratise the internet in

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was sacked after it was disclosed that he had been organising a mass resignation of Shadow Cabinet members to force Corbyn to stand down. Several other Shadow Cabinet members resigned in solidarity with Benn and by the following day, 23 of the 31 Shadow Cabinet members had resigned their roles, as

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was involved in the attack. In a statement, Salah condemned antisemitism and denied the accusation of blood libel, of which he was later convicted and sentenced to eight months in prison before he successfully appealed his deportation. Corbyn said that Salah was "a voice of the Palestinian people

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Following the 2017 general election, the party faced internal pressure to shift its Brexit policy away from a soft Brexit and towards a second referendum, a position widely supported among the party membership. In response, Corbyn said at the 2018 Labour Party conference that he did not support a

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Opinion polls during the first few months of his leadership gave Corbyn lower personal approval ratings than any previous Labour leader in the early stages of their leadership amongst the general public. His approval amongst party members was initially strong reaching a net approval of +45 in May

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According to the report there was "an abnormal intensity of factional opposition" to Corbyn which had "inhibited the proper functioning of the Labour Party bureaucracy". The report included what it alleges were examples of how senior Labour Party officials including former party general secretary

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suggested the case for air strikes was "compelling". Corbyn sent a letter to Labour MPs saying that he could not support military action against Islamic State: "The issue whether what the Prime Minister is proposing strengthens, or undermines, our national security...I do not believe the current

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during the president's June visit to the UK. Corbyn then attended a London protest outside Trump and May's joint press conference and requested a meeting with Trump to discuss issues such as the "climate emergency, threats to peace and the refugee crisis". Trump rejected the request, saying that

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in the media, developed a week later when Virgin released CCTV images appearing to show that Corbyn had walked past some available seats on the train before recording his video. Corbyn subsequently said that there had not been room for all his team to sit together, but that a train manager later

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across the nation and their enthusiastic reception and support for him was dubbed "Corbynmania" by the press. Membership numbers continued to climb after the start of his leadership. In addition, following a rule change under Miliband, members of the public who supported Labour's aims and values

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terrace, because you deserve it". A Labour source also stated in response, "Jeremy Corbyn is a determined supporter of justice for the Palestinian people and opponent of anti-Semitism. He condemns support for Palestinians being used as a mask for anti-Semitism and attempts to silence legitimate

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Corbyn was re-elected as Labour leader on 24 September, with 313,209 votes (61.8%) compared to 193,229 (38.2%) for Owen Smith – a slightly increased share of the vote compared to his election in 2015, when he won 59%. On a turnout of 77.6%, Corbyn won the support of 59% of party members, 70% of

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The division between Corbyn and the Labour parliamentary party continued. On 11 July 2016, Angela Eagle, who had recently resigned from his Shadow Cabinet, formally launched her leadership campaign. After news reports that Eagle's office had been vandalised, and threats and abuse to other MPs,

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posted a tweet saying that Jeremy Corbyn had passed British secrets to a spy from communist Czechoslovakia. Corbyn threatened legal action against Bradley, which resulted in Bradley deleting the tweet, apologising for his comments which he accepted were "untrue and false", and agreeing to pay

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to elements of the Holocaust; Corbyn stated of this event, "In the past, in pursuit of justice for the Palestinian people and peace in Israel/Palestine, I have on occasion appeared on platforms with people whose views I completely reject. I apologise for the concerns and anxiety that this has

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to reject Corbyn in the impending general election, alleging an "association with antisemitism". The Labour Party responded by noting their robust actions in dealing with it and that several of the signatories had themselves been accused of antisemitism, Islamophobia and misogyny and/or were

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reported that "hile the leaked report does show hostility to Corbyn during the 2017 election, and even dismay among some officials when he did better than expected, there is seemingly no proof of active obstruction" by Labour officials and that there was "an argument that any evidence of

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described the results as a "realignment" of UK politics as the Conservative landslide took many traditionally Labour seats in England and Wales. Corbyn insisted that he had "pride in the manifesto" that Labour put forward and blamed the defeat on Brexit. According to polling by

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The 2019 Labour Party Manifesto included policies to increase funding for health, negotiate a Brexit deal and hold a referendum giving a choice between the deal and remain, raise the minimum wage, stop the age pension age increase, nationalise key industries, and replace

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election-scuppering is circumstantial rather than a smoking gun". In July 2022, the Forde Report concluded that while the leader's office and party staff "were trying to win in different ways", it was "highly unlikely" this cost Labour the 2017 election (see

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Corbyn said he welcomed May's proposal to seek an early general election in 2017. He said his party should support the government's move in the parliamentary vote. The Labour campaign focused on social issues like health care, education and ending austerity.

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he admitted "given the Litvinenko precedent perhaps we should have done". Murray also suggested the response was the turning point for Corbyn's leadership, as it "started bringing all the doubts about Jeremy and the leader's office to the surface again".

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wrote that "many Labour MPs, even some who face defeat, want an early election" to prove decisively that Corbyn's Labour is unelectable as a government, stating that "If there is hope for Labour it lies with the voters. Only they can change the party".

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against the Conservatives' 30%, they lost 18 councillors to the Conservatives' loss of 48, Labour government control was retained in Wales, and Labour achieved a clean sweep of the mayoralties of London, Bristol, Liverpool, and Salford. Following the

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Polling by the end of the first week of campaigning during the 2017 general election was suggesting a defeat for Labour with the parliamentary party much reduced and a landslide victory for the Conservatives with a majority of perhaps 150 MPs. An

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and shadow Brexit secretary Sir Keir Starmer, stating that Russia was to blame. A poll on 17 March found only 16% of voters believed Corbyn would be the best person to deal with the UK's relations with Russia, compared to 39% saying Theresa May.

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did seven parliamentary private secretaries. On the same day, 27 June, Corbyn announced changes to his Shadow Cabinet, moving Emily Thornberry (to Shadow Foreign Secretary), Diane Abbott (to Shadow Health Secretary), and appointing Pat Glass,

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in July 2015, Corbyn joined 47 Labour MPs to oppose the Bill, describing it as "rotten and indefensible", whilst the other three leadership candidates abstained under direction from interim leader Harriet Harman. In August 2015, he called on

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A survey of the public on 14 July found that 66% of those surveyed believed that the Labour Party needed a new leader before the 2020 elections and only 23 per cent believed that Corbyn would make a good Prime Minister while

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would not allow a prime minister to jeopardise the security of this country and I think people would use whatever means possible, fair or foul to prevent that. You can't put a maverick in charge of a country's security".

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worked to undermine Labour's campaign in the 2017 general election in order to force a change of leader. The report revealed that senior party officials sent insulting WhatsApp messages about leftwing MPs, including

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Corbyn sacked three Shadow Cabinet members and a fourth resigned after they rebelled against party orders to abstain on a motion aimed at keeping the UK in the EU single market, which was put forward by Labour MP

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including death threats to himself, Corbyn said: "It is extremely concerning that Angela Eagle has been the victim of a threatening act" and called for "respect and dignity, even where there is disagreement."

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Mr Corbyn was considered to be a "stalwart" supporter of an anti-Israel campaign group Deir Yassin Remembered (DYR) for several years after its organisers were exposed publicly for their extreme anti-Semitic

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platform. Of the candidates who stood, Corbyn received the fewest parliamentary nominations. Many who nominated him said they had done so not to support his candidacy, but to widen the debate by including a

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for the left wing of the party and not expected to win. However, many new, young party members, who had joined after the membership fee had been reduced to £3, were attracted by what they saw as Corbyn's

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of months of eight national newspaper articles about Corbyn in the first months of his leadership of Labour showed that 75% of them either distorted or failed to represent his actual views on subjects.

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on 24 June 2016. Hodge said: "This has been a tumultuous referendum which has been a test of leadership ... Jeremy has failed that test". Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell and union leaders including

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the party secured 40% of the vote with the biggest increase in Labour vote share for 72 years, and forced the Conservatives to form a minority government with Corbyn remaining Labour leader. In the

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late August, Corbyn described such abuse as "appalling". He continued: "I have set up a code of conduct on this. The Labour party has a code of conduct on this, and it does have to be dealt with".

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by BMG Research suggested that working class voters were more likely to consider Corbyn "incompetent" than those from the middle class, and a higher proportion thought he was also "out of touch".

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on social media. Artistic, merchandising and other activity consolidated and spread this fannish enthusiasm. This included a "Jeremy Corbyn for Prime Minister" (JC4PM) tour by celebrities such as

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relating to criticism of Israel. Britain's three main Jewish newspapers jointly called a Corbyn-led government an "existential threat to Jewish life" in Britain. Corbyn was accosted by Labour MP

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and apologised for its presence within the party, while his leadership oversaw changes to strengthen party disciplinary procedures regarding hate speech and racism as recommended by the 2016

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set out his case for military intervention to Parliament, Corbyn held a Shadow Cabinet meeting, in which he said he would continue with efforts "to reach a common view" on Syria, while

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of giving "an executive detention order against him". Following Salah's successful appeal against deportation, Corbyn said he was looking forward to inviting the cleric to "tea on the

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2016, though this fell back sharply to just +3 by the end of the next month following criticism of Corbyn's handling of the EU referendum and a string of Shadow Cabinet resignations.

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Corbyn rapidly became the frontrunner among the candidates and was perceived to benefit from a large influx of new members. Hundreds of supporters turned out to hear him speak at the

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and promoted several female backbenchers, forming a Shadow Cabinet that for the first time had more women than men. Under Corbyn's leadership, Labour shifted to the left from the

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and expressions of racism a disciplinary offence. In July 2018, Labour, with Corbyn's support, agreed a code of conduct which excluded or amended some of the examples from the

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A poll by Election Data in February 2017 found that 50% of Labour voters wanted Corbyn to stand down by the next election, while 44% wanted him to stay. In the same month,

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to a leadership challenge. Corbyn was encouraged to resign by Tom Watson and senior Labour politicians including his predecessor, Ed Miliband. Several union leaders (from

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Corbyn's opposition to the caste system also puts him at odds with those British Hindus and Sikhs who object to politicians intervening on culturally sensitive issues.

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found party members' net approval rating of Corbyn was 17%, whereas a year earlier the result found by the same pollsters had been 55%. Also during February 2017,

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communications between former senior party officials. The Labour Party had, after the intervention of party lawyers, decided not to submit the report to the EHRC.

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April found only 23% of voters believed Corbyn had handled the situation well, with 44% (including 28% of 2017 Labour voters) believing he had handled it badly.

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On 12 July 2016, following a dispute as to whether the elected leader would need nominations in an election as a "challenger" to their own leadership, Labour's

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it was higher than in 2010 and 2015. In the aftermath, opinions differed to why the Labour Party was defeated to the extent it was. The Shadow Chancellor

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the electorate is divided into three groups: 292,000 members, 148,000 union "affiliates" and 112,000 registered supporters who each paid £3 to take part

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Jeremy Corbyn has called for "calm" and "dignity" from Labour members after leadership challenger Angela Eagle's constituency office was vandalised.

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criticism of Israel by wrongly conflating it with anti-Semitism. There was widespread criticism of the attempt to deport Raed Salah, including from

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the question in internal debates of whether there was a risk of giving the Jewish community 'special treatment'. In 2021 Corbyn was a guest at the

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Corbyn's election campaign was run under the slogan "For the Many, Not the Few" and featured rallies with a large audience and connected with a

1536:, the Shadow Welsh Secretary resigned in protest. On 1 February, forty seven Labour MPs defied Corbyn's whip on the second reading of the bill. 9423: 8123: 8077: 7715: 6958: 6274: 4740: 4632: 2506: 2370: 1239:, Corbyn was accused of "lukewarm" campaigning for Britain to remain and showing a "lack of leadership" on the issue by several party figures. 6710: 4690: 4544: 2449: 1742:/YouGov poll at this time placed the Conservatives on 40% in Wales against Labour's 30%; Labour MPs have formed a majority in Wales since the 1064:, making his the first Shadow Cabinet with more women than men, although the most senior roles went to men. In October 2015, Corbyn appointed 9086: 8652: 7040: 5802: 4926: 2538: 1358: 1261: 526: 224: 5892: 4411: 9503: 8269: 8171: 7518: 493: 457: 9055: 5622: 9307: 8332: 8294: 8214: 7961: 7693: 7627: 7574: 5994: 5507: 2881: 1474: 1310:

to his Shadow Cabinet. Just two days later one of the newly appointed members, Pat Glass, resigned, saying "the situation is untenable".

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won the London mayorship from the Conservatives. Labour's misfortunes in Scotland continued, where they fell into third place behind the

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resigned, citing party infighting, family reasons and the ability to speak in Parliament beyond her legal portfolio. She was replaced by

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In May 2019, May announced her resignation and stood down as prime minister in July, following the election of her replacement, former

1370: 704:. Corbyn decided to stand as a candidate, having been disillusioned by the lack of a left-wing voice, and said to his local newspaper, 701: 533: 509: 383: 339: 297: 204: 8683: 2742: 9872: 9490: 7186: 5420: 4571: 3120: 2806: 1848: 1594:

to an incumbent government, and at the time May called the election Labour trailed the Conservative Party by up to 25 points in some

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inquiry into the matter found the party under his leadership was responsible for unlawful acts of discrimination and harassment.

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entered the Labour Party leadership race. Subsequently, on 19 July, Angela Eagle withdrew and offered her endorsement to Smith.

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in the Commons; she then told him she believed he was "an antisemitic racist" because of his perceived reluctance to adopt the

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Jeremy Corbyn's landslide victory – the largest mandate ever won by a party leader – will at least come as no surprise to him.

2711: 2093:, found that 86% of British Jews and 39% of the British public believed Corbyn to be antisemitic. A poll conducted in 2021 by 9283: 9033: 8973: 7892: 7370: 6810: 5968: 3763: 3232: 2396: 839: 33: 6843: 5832: 5079: 4836: 4806: 4605: 4523: 4447: 4227: 4046: 3985: 3893: 3740: 3610: 3548: 3097: 3075: 2982: 2958: 2688: 2627: 9867: 9712: 9687: 9580: 9253: 8251: 7340: 2572: 2293: 2289:

argued that the party's unclear position on Brexit and the economic policy pursued by the Corbyn leadership were to blame.

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noted that Corbyn's team inherited a dysfunctional disciplinary system which eventually improved under General Secretary

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to replace him took place. His resignation as Labour leader formally took effect in April 2020 following the election of

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found Corbyn's satisfaction rating among the electorate as a whole was minus 38%; among Labour voters it was minus 9%.

1635:(EHRC) inquiry into Labour's approach to dealing with antisemitism. It included 10,000 emails and thousands of private 792: 452: 8394: 7670: 1126:

on air strikes when the issue was voted on. 66 Labour MPs voted for the Syrian air strikes, including Hilary Benn and

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with a marginally higher majority of 61%, the largest leadership election majority of any Labour leader in history.

9792: 6524:"Corbyn's Office Ordered 2017 Election Campaign Funding Cuts For 'Moderate' Labour MPs, Ex-Campaigns Chief Reveals" 2262: 2156:

and other foreign interventions". In July 2019, the soldiers involved received reprimands, with two being demoted.

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following for the party, including appearing on stage in front of a crowd of 20,000 at the Wirral Live Festival in

1338: 1182: 462: 4289:"Jeremy Corbyn could face leadership challenge within days as Labour MPs submit no confidence motion after Brexit" 2136:, stationed in Afghanistan using an image of Corbyn for target practice was posted on social media in April 2019. 1520:

In January 2017, Corbyn announced that he would impose a three-line whip to force Labour MPs to vote in favour of

947: 9638: 9527: 9496: 5102:"Labour leadership election: Angela Eagle pulls out of contest to allow Owen Smith straight run at Jeremy Corbyn" 1414: 1023: 521: 137: 7741: 3948:"Jeremy Corbyn insists 'I'm not going anywhere' and says he has final say on Labour vote over Syria air strikes" 1197:, Labour had a net loss of 18 local council seats and controlled as many councils as before (gaining control of 9762: 2248: 2149: 2066: 1810: 1653: 1442: 1271: 1130: 987: 669: 629: 252: 3700:"Our report found that 75% of press coverage misrepresents Jeremy Corbyn – we can't ignore media bias anymore" 3667:"Three-quarters of newspaper stories about Jeremy Corbyn fail to accurately report his views, LSE study finds" 892:

across the nation and their enthusiastic reception and support for him was dubbed "Corbynmania" by the press.

875:. Corbyn returned to College Green in 2019 for an election rally but his reception was then less enthusiastic. 9769: 4203:

d'Ancona, Matthew; Jones, Owen; Harker, Joseph; Hinsliff, Gaby; Kettle, Martin; Wilkinson, Abi (6 May 2016).

2259: 2182: 1701: 1435: 991: 622: 9776: 8622:"Jeremy Corbyn refuses invite from the Queen to attend banquet with 'racist and misogynistic' Donald Trump" 2851: 727: 7155: 6617: 899:, comparable with the enthusiastic followings of popular media stars and other modern politicians such as 9463: 8395:"70% of Labour members still think the party has no problem with Jew hate and don't want Corbyn expelled" 2255: 1088: 803: 555: 5644: 3254: 9808: 7132: 2153: 2144:

expressed the view that Corbyn was "unpopular in parts of the military because of his past policies on

1283: 1010: 740: 281: 6649:"Yes, support for Jeremy Corbyn is falling, but he would still win a third Labour leadership election" 1379: 9605: 7759: 6211:"'It's going to be a long night' – How Members of Labour's Senior Management Team Campaigned to Lose" 4628: 1591: 955: 402: 9555: 4741:"Jeremy Corbyn issues plea for Labour to 'come together' as Angela Eagle gives leadership ultimatum" 2048:

In 2019, Corbyn was criticised for a foreword he wrote in 2011 for a republication of the 1902 book

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Opinion polling for the 2017 United Kingdom general election § Preferred Prime Minister polling

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of "Oh, Jeremy Corbyn" was adopted as an anthem or chorus by his supporters. Sung in the style of a

650: 6153:"Labour leader Keir Starmer announces 'urgent investigation' into leaked party antisemitism report" 4922: 4382:"Jeremy Corbyn fans flames of Labour's internal row by failing to back EU single market membership" 3165:"Anti-Corbyn Labour officials worked to lose general election to oust leader, leaked dossier finds" 2596:"Jeremy Corbyn: 'We are not doing celebrity, personality or abusive politics – this is about hope'" 2204: 2114: 1954: 1466: 1287: 1136: 1115: 1049: 488: 5798: 5763:"Tories take Copeland seat from Labour in first gain for a government in a by-election since 1982" 4772:"Labour leader issues defiant message as pro-Corbyn organisation doubles its membership in a week" 1473:. Corbyn said the train was "ram-packed" and used this to support his policy to reverse the 1990s 958:, where Corbyn appeared and spoke to the crowds. Labour's weaker-than-expected performance in the 888:, informal style and radical policies. Hundreds of supporters turned out to hear him speak at the 739:

after it was reported that thousands of disabled people had died after being found fit to work by

9595: 6184:"Socialists call for transparency over anti-semitism investigation that risks being 'suppressed'" 2137: 1206: 467: 7702:

Corbyn said he did attend a few meetings some years ago of a group called Deir Yassin Remembered

5387:"Jeremy Corbyn is 'out of touch' and an 'election loser' among working class voters, poll finds" 9852: 9831: 9456: 5618: 2240: 2015:

Following coverage of alleged antisemitic statements by party members, Corbyn commissioned the

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The work of the Labour Party's Governance and Legal Unit in relation to antisemitism, 2014–2019

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The work of the Labour Party's Governance and Legal Unit in relation to antisemitism, 2014–2019

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The work of the Labour Party's Governance and Legal Unit in relation to antisemitism, 2014–2019

472: 324: 2435: 9148: 7882: 2830:"Iain Duncan Smith 'should resign over disability benefit death figures', says Jeremy Corbyn" 2297: 2232: 2000:

that Jews fail or refuse to integrate into wider society. Corbyn responded that he was using

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48% said Corbyn and 22% May, among all UK voters 52% chose May and just 16% were for Corbyn.

1392: 1244: 1205:). There were also Westminster by-elections in two Labour safe seats, which Labour retained: 1041: 256: 9308:"Labour has nudged ahead in the polls since the election – but Brexit could save the Tories" 8078:"I still don't believe Corbyn is antisemitic – but his 'irony' comments unquestionably were" 1570: 1230: 232:

voice. However, Corbyn soon became the frontrunner and was elected with a landslide of 59%.

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In November 2019, a number of British public figures urged voters in a letter published in

2050: 1984: 1935: 1925: 1198: 1127: 885: 645: 440: 25: 8105:"Corbyn's "Zionist" remarks were "most offensive" since Enoch Powell, says ex-chief rabbi" 6333:"Why Keir Starmer's response to a leaked party report into anti-Semitism is the right one" 4950:"Labour leadership contest: After 88 days of campaigning, how did Labour's candidates do?" 3822:"Jeremy Corbyn on military action against the Islamic State in the wake of recent attacks" 3319:"'Oh, Jeremy Corbyn' – how Seven Nation Army inspired the political chant of a generation" 931:

who said in 2016 that the Labour Party had been turned into the "Jeremy Corbyn Fan Club".

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launched a formal challenge, although Eagle later withdrew and endorsed Smith. Corbyn was

8: 9633: 8996:"Labour leadership race threatens party civil war as MPs fear 'continuity Corbyn' figure" 7632: 4103:"Labour reshuffle: Thornberry replaces Eagle for defence, McFadden sacked and Benn stays" 2079: 2042: 2016: 1790: 1739: 1350: 1291: 1178: 842:. His margin of victory was said to be "the largest mandate ever won by a party leader". 355: 8215:"I was right to confront Jeremy Corbyn over Labour's antisemitism | Margaret Hodge" 7778:"A response to accusations made against Shaikh Raed Salah, Head of the Islamic Movement" 7218:"Brexit: Labour will back amendment for second referendum, says Corbyn – as it happened" 7041:"Half of Britons back Theresa May's handling of Salisbury novichok incident, poll shows" 6989:"Jeremy Corbyn: Russia must be given nerve agent sample so they can say if it is theirs" 6121:"'Hostility to Corbyn' curbed Labour efforts to tackle antisemitism, says leaked report" 1266: 8709: 8590: 5732: 4499: 3484: 3285: 2423: 2252: 2164: 1997: 1989: 1590:

Earlier in the year, Corbyn had become the first opposition party leader since 1982 to

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from the Shadow Cabinet and Corbyn lost a motion of no confidence by 197–40. Eagle and

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Jeremy Corbyn was right to be cautious about blaming Moscow for the Skripal poisoning'

5702: 3004:"Jeremy Corbyn won a landslide with full Labour party members, not just £3 supporters" 1941:

Corbyn has been criticised for his defence of Palestinian-Israeli cleric and activist

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Although Labour suffered poor results at the local elections in May 2017, at the snap

9590: 8840:"Fresh blow for Labour as Hindu Council claims party discriminates against community" 8809: 8684:"Donald Trump rejects meeting with 'negative force' Jeremy Corbyn during state visit" 8439:"Labour antisemitism row: public figures say they cannot vote for party under Corbyn" 7888: 7582: 7111: 5939:"'For the many, not the few' asks voters to see the world differently. It could work" 5871: 5736: 5724: 5588: 5263: 4416: 3326: 3289: 3277: 2901: 2404: 2209: 2195: 1482:

found seats for him and his team, including his wife, by upgrading other passengers.

1330: 1100: 1096: 1037: 951: 732: 707: 335:, and concerns that the commitments in the left-wing manifesto were "undeliverable". 240: 9118: 8933: 8770: 6772:"Election 2017: Labour on similar voting share to Tony Blair's in 2005 election win" 6024: 4181: 4151: 9091: 7878: 7837: 5714: 4531: 4007: 3269: 2925:"Jeremy Corbyn: Membership of Labour party has doubled since 2015 general election" 2807:"Jeremy Corbyn Voted Against Welfare Bill Because It Was 'Rotten And Indefensible'" 2331:

In the months following the 2017 election, Labour consistently had a small lead in

2224: 2217: 2145: 2090: 1967: 1794: 1170: 1104: 975: 928: 916: 248: 9275: 9025: 8965: 8887: 8148: 7362: 6835: 6802: 6365:"Windrush adviser to chair investigation into Labour's leaked antisemitism report" 5995:"Jeremy Corbyn Gatecrashes Wirral Live Music Festival Headlined By The Libertines" 5824: 5075: 4828: 4802: 4601: 4520: 4500:"Brexit, Prime Minister's Questions and Labour and Conservative leadership latest" 4443: 4042: 3977: 3885: 3732: 3602: 3540: 3226: 3089: 3067: 2979: 2954: 2680: 2617: 2223:

During the campaign for the upcoming general elections, Corbyn was accused by the

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Corbyn in Shropshire in 2017, meeting local councillor Beryl Mason and former MEP

8560:"British soldiers shown shooting Jeremy Corbyn target prompts army investigation" 7992: 7025: 6558: 6060: 5512: 4727: 4551: 4527: 3704: 3671: 2986: 2622: 2450:"Corbyn decries anti-Semitism as 'vile and wrong' following chief rabbi's rebuke" 2071: 2059: 1495: 1299: 1057: 445: 9245: 7652: 7477: 7459: 7332: 4858: 4121: 4011: 3514: 2568: 2481:"BBC issues correction after saying Corbyn refused to apologise on antisemitism" 2074:. He was asked by the society's President, Joel Rosen, what he had done to stop 1718:

Leadership approval opinion polling for the 2019 United Kingdom general election

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On 16 August 2016, Corbyn released a video of himself sitting on the floor of a

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or moved shadow ministers who disagreed with his position on Syria and Trident.

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to deputise for him in the House of Commons. Corbyn promoted a number of female

1032:. He appointed his leadership campaign manager and long-standing political ally 9782: 9748: 9621: 9332:"What do the polls say so far about Boris Johnson and his electoral coalition?" 8054: 6680:"Theresa May's popularity ratings surge as Jeremy Corbyn reels after rebellion" 5294:"A timeline revealing exactly what happened in Jeremy Corbyn's 'traingate' row" 4351:"Jeremy Corbyn says UK should reject key aspects of single market after Brexit" 2274: 2140:

said the video due to the "radicalising effect the rightwing press is having".

2075: 2055: 2028: 2005: 1931: 1898: 1840: 1575: 1421: 1314: 1162: 1033: 939: 904: 900: 880: 615: 277: 236: 118: 8357:"Corbyn tells Cambridge Union: Luciana Berger 'was not hounded out' of Labour" 7133:"Jeremy Corbyn, at Labour Party Conference, Faces Pressure on New Brexit Vote" 2323:

winning the election and succeeding Corbyn as the leader of the Labour Party.

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In March 2019, Corbyn was assaulted by a Brexit supporter outside a mosque in

995:"theatrical" nature of the House of Commons, and his début was described in a 9846: 9479: 8813: 7586: 7272:"Labour Brexit policy confirmed as party backs Remain in a second referendum" 5728: 5592: 5581:"Local elections: Tories gain over 550 seats as Labour and Ukip votes plunge" 5267: 4983:"Labour Party receives more than 183,000 membership applications in 48 hours" 4893:"Jeremy Corbyn wins NEC vote over right to stand again for Labour leadership" 4320:"Labour In For Britain chair criticises Jeremy Corbyn's campaign involvement" 3635:"British Army 'could stage mutiny under Corbyn', says senior serving general" 3428: 3330: 3281: 3273: 2651:"Labour must clean up the mess it made with PFI, and save the health service" 2408: 2309: 2198: 2122: 1672: 1662: 1500: 1322: 1111: 1092: 1084: 712: 418: 367: 200: 103: 93: 9026:"General election 2019: Blair attacks Corbyn's 'comic indecision' on Brexit" 6711:"Labour facing election wipeout as polls suggest Tory majority of up to 150" 5013:"Labour signs up more than 180,000 supporters to vote in leadership contest" 2776:"Half of the Labour MPs who backed Jeremy Corbyn desert to rival candidates" 2004:"in the accurate political sense and not as a euphemism for Jewish people". 9730: 9217: 9184: 8802:"The parallels between Jeremy Corbyn and Michael Foot are almost all false" 8420:"UK public figures, writer John le Carré oppose Corbyn due to antisemitism" 8375:"More than 85 per cent of British Jews think Jeremy Corbyn is anti-Semitic" 8082: 8025: 7938: 7628:"Jeremy Corbyn's 10-year association with group which denies the Holocaust" 7575:"Jeremy Corbyn's 10-year association with group which denies the Holocaust" 7187:"Jeremy Corbyn: we'll back a second referendum to stop Tory no-deal Brexit" 6867:"The Salisbury attack was appalling. But we must avoid a drift to conflict" 6241:"Labour antisemitism investigation will not be sent to equality commission" 6094:"Labour antisemitism investigation will not be sent to equality commission" 5132:"Two in three say Labour should change leader before next General Election" 5048: 4556: 3853:"David Cameron to unveil plan for air strikes on Isis in Syria within days" 3575: 3356: 2747: 2511: 2320: 2303: 2160: 2126: 2037: 2009: 1950: 1911: 1856: 1844: 1798: 1789:

that "to rush way ahead of the evidence" about Russia's involvement in the

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that the "report's summary writes a cheque that its findings cannot cash".

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Following the Labour Party's defeat at the general election on 7 May 2015,

363: 351: 343: 320: 285: 184: 130: 78: 9213:"Jeremy Corbyn 'very sad' at election defeat but feels proud of manifesto" 7854:"Corbyn in antisemitism row after backing artist behind 'offensive' mural" 6587:"Jeremy Corbyn receives the worst ratings for a Labour leader in 60 years" 5703:"The 2017 Labour General Election Campaign: Ushering in a 'New Politics'?" 5452:"Labour leadership: Jeremy Corbyn wins convincing victory over Owen Smith" 5163:"Jeremy Corbyn has more than double the support of Owen Smith, poll shows" 3571:"The Guardian view on Jeremy Corbyn's PMQs debut: a very reasonable start" 2201:. Corbyn said that Labour was ready to fight an election against Johnson. 346:. During his tenure as leader, Corbyn came under criticism in relation to 42: 9787: 8463: 7763: 7392: 6927: 4412:"Jeremy Corbyn is 'in his heart of hearts a Brexiter', says Diane Abbott" 2033:

International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of antisemitism

2020: 1963: 1946: 1902: 1657: 1454: 1295: 1278: 1166: 1141: 1118: 1075:

as the Labour Party's Executive Director of Strategy and Communications.

1053: 720: 697: 550: 247:. In November 2015, he voted against British military involvement in the 212: 172: 98: 6462:"Jeremy Corbyn accuses Labour officials of sabotaging election campaign" 5672:"Jeremy Corbyn welcomes Theresa May's announcement of an early election" 5194:"Female Labour MPs call on Jeremy Corbyn to act over 'escalating abuse'" 5044:"Jeremy Corbyn fights off court challenge over Labour leadership ballot" 4545:

Jeremy Corbyn faces no-confidence motion after Britain votes to leave EU

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the Liberal Democrats, with Labour's share of the vote falling by 8.7%.

1255: 1221:. They retained government in Wales whilst suffering some small losses. 280:, party opponents accused Corbyn of running a lukewarm campaign for the 9424:"Why Boris Johnson's Party Leads Opinion Polls Ahead Of U.K. Elections" 8934:"General election 2019: Does Labour need a new direction after Corbyn?" 7333:"Seven MPs leave Labour Party in protest at Jeremy Corbyn's leadership" 6554:"Antisemitism issue used as 'factional weapon' in Labour, report finds" 5256:"Corbyn joins seatless commuters on floor for three-hour train journey" 2286: 2282: 1942: 1919: 1915: 1872: 1852: 1731: 1684: 1606: 1533: 1528:. In response, two Labour whips said they would vote against the bill. 1403: 1318: 1313:

A motion of no confidence in Corbyn as Labour leader was tabled by MPs

1214: 1061: 852: 293: 8653:"Mike Pompeo tells Jewish leaders he would 'push back' against Corbyn" 8021:"Remarks about Zionists draw official complaint against Jeremy Corbyn" 7934:"Jeremy Corbyn: I used the term 'Zionist' in accurate political sense" 7065:"Jeremy Corbyn's stance on Skripals was political poison at the polls" 5916:"Why people voted Labour or Conservative at the 2017 general election" 5719: 1749: 1582:, Greater Manchester, at the Labour Party 2017 General Election Launch 223:

voice in the 2015 Labour Party leadership contest, Corbyn stood on an

9564: 7914: 7551: 7397:"Labour MP Ian Austin quits the party over 'culture of antisemitism'" 4444:"Brexit: Hilary Benn sacked as Corbyn faces 'no confidence' pressure" 4205:"Local elections 2016: our writers on the night's winners and losers" 3791:"French air strikes will make little difference, warns Jeremy Corbyn" 3197:"Corbyn plays all the old favourites in Bristol but no one's dancing" 2086: 2062:" which he saw as the subject of the book and not Hobson's language. 1907: 1876: 1817: 1579: 1478: 1470: 1303: 1174: 1123: 965: 657: 229: 220: 9363:"'Boris bounce' lifts Tories at expense of Brexit party, poll shows" 6275:"Labour's Iain McNicol steps down from Lords role after report leak" 5969:"Jeremy Corbyn takes to the stage as warm up act for the Libertines" 4470:"EU referendum: Jeremy Corbyn sacks Hilary Benn from shadow cabinet" 4228:"How Welsh Labour became the UK's most invincible electoral machine" 2159:

In 2019, Corbyn refused an invitation to attend a state banquet for

2118:

Corbyn's legal costs and to donate to a charity of Corbyn's choice.

8938: 8333:"Jewish MP was not hounded out of Labour Party, says Jeremy Corbyn" 7432: 5421:"It'll take a general election for Labour to face up to its crisis" 5325:"Angry Jeremy Corbyn reminds Branson of rail nationalisation plans" 4070:"Three shadow ministers resign over Corbyn's 'dishonest' reshuffle" 2236: 1979: 1636: 260: 244: 9777:

The Left's Jewish Problem: Jeremy Corbyn, Israel and Anti‑Semitism

9276:"New Labour leader Keir Starmer vows to lead party into 'new era'" 7096:"Labour voters could abandon party over Brexit stance, poll finds" 6400:"Where the battle lines are being drawn over leaked Labour report" 4043:"Jeremy Corbyn keeps Hilary Benn in post, amid reshuffle sackings" 4012:"Syria air strikes: MPs authorise UK action against Islamic State" 3515:"Will Jeremy Corbyn kneel to The Queen at Privy Council ceremony?" 2019:

and supported changes to the party's rules and procedures to make

8888:"General election 2019: Labour seeks to calm Hindu voters' anger" 8867:"How the Conservatives stole the British Indian vote from Labour" 8682:

Allegretti, Aubrey; Gillespie, Tom; Mercer, David (4 June 2019).

7908:

Courea, Eleni; Fisher, Lucy; Elliott, Francis (29 October 2020).

7519:"Corbyn apologises over event where Israel was compared to Nazis" 7500: 7497:"British Jews protest against Labour's Corbyn over anti-Semitism" 7428:"Every MP Who Defected From Labour Or Tories Has Lost Their Seat" 7241:"Corbyn backs referendum on Brexit deal after EU election exodus" 4258:"Where's the evidence that Jeremy Corbyn is to blame for Brexit?" 2743:"We nominated Jeremy Corbyn for the leadership. Now we regret it" 2312:, Corbyn was himself a major contribution to the party's defeat. 970: 908: 889: 868: 834: 9448: 8741:"Corbyn: I'm ready to fight Boris Johnson in a general election" 7910:"Jeremy Corbyn suspended from Labour after antisemitism verdict" 7154:

Chappell, Elliot; Davies, Will; Neame, Katie (9 December 2021).

5532:"Labour MP Jo Stevens quits shadow cabinet over article 50 vote" 4660:"Jeremy Corbyn suffers heavy loss in Labour MPs confidence vote" 1975:, and his appeal against deportation succeeded on all grounds." 9087:"Jeremy Corbyn announces he will resign as Labour Party leader" 8233:"Labour ends action against Margaret Hodge in antisemitism row" 7716:"Labour suspends party members in 'antisemitic' Facebook group" 6959:"Britons back May over Corbyn to handle Russia row, poll finds" 6306:"UK Labour Party orders probe into leaked anti-Semitism report" 5225:"Corbyn: leadership team is stopping online abuse of opponents" 4202: 2278: 2094: 1958: 1727: 1525: 912: 896: 761:

Labour Party full members (excluding affiliates and supporters)

332: 9394:"Labour MPs lukewarm over prospect of snap election this year" 9084: 8197:"Labour acts against Margaret Hodge for calling Corbyn racist" 7694:"Jeremy Corbyn says antisemitism claims 'ludicrous and wrong'" 7609:"Britain's Labour Party expels activist over Holocaust denial" 6431:"Labour to delay publication of antisemitism inquiry findings" 4803:"Labour leadership: Angela Eagle says she can unite the party" 1017: 8295:"Pride, prejudice and a problem that struck at Corbyn's core" 8270:"Jewish leaders demand explanation over Corbyn book foreword" 8124:"Labour to adopt new antisemitism rules after conference row" 7478:"Ex-chief rabbi condemns Corbyn comments on British Zionists" 6898:"Jeremy Corbyn defies critics and calls for calm over Russia" 5856:"Labour manifesto 2017: the key points, pledges and analysis" 5825:"UK election 2017: Conservatives 'to fall short of majority'" 5322: 4859:"Jeremy Corbyn appeals for Labour 'calm' after death threats" 3361:"Corbynmania isn't dangerous – there's irony in those chants" 2507:"Labour to adopt new antisemitism rules after conference row" 2292:

Following the Labour Party's unsuccessful performance in the

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2016 United Kingdom European Union (EU) membership referendum

1145: 1133:, while Corbyn and the majority of Labour MPs voted against. 935: 7804:"Sheikh Raed Salah gets 8 months for incitement to violence" 6268: 6266: 4629:"EU leaders tell Britain to exit swiftly, market rout halts" 3038:"Labour leadership: Jeremy Corbyn elected with huge mandate" 1161:

On 6 January 2016, Corbyn replaced Shadow Culture Secretary

911:, attendance at rallies and the posting of pictures such as 9814:

Islington North in the 2024 United Kingdom general election

9056:"Blair: 2019 general election result 'brought shame on us'" 8528:"Video shows British troops firing at Jeremy Corbyn poster" 8496:"Brexit supporter who hit Jeremy Corbyn with egg is jailed" 8172:"Jewish newspapers claim Corbyn poses 'existential threat'" 7962:"Palestinian envoy to Britain dismisses two-state solution" 7147: 5042:

Walker, Peter; Syal, Rajeev; Mason, Rowena (28 July 2016).

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general election". Meanwhile, on 23 September, a poll for

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In July 2016, a study and analysis by academics from the

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that needs to be heard" and accused then-Home Secretary

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called for the expulsion of those involved. In contrast

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Corbyn remained Labour leader for four months while the

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British Journal of Politics and International Relations

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Jonathan Dean characterised Corbynmania as a political

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Sparrow, Andrew; Rawlinson, Kevin (25 February 2019).

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caused." Corbyn attended "two or three" of the annual

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revocation of the special status of Jammu and Kashmir

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