Special Report: Corbyn v Smith - The Battle For Labour

[@tomlinid]

I think it's a bit rich for Kinnock to comment on Corbyns electability.

[@barryhughes9764]

Jermy Corbyn........." we....... together". Owen Smih.........." I "..........." me". One candidate has the hallmark of being a divisive careerist, the other the best hope of a "real socialist" Labour party leader for once. Rocket science not required to differentiate between the two.

[@snorlaxsleeps9700]

very unbiased reporting here.........

[@firekind1980]

Looks like Jeremy should beware assassins. Labour has shown it's ugly tory reality.

[@gartner101]

The Blair Labour Party didn't win power with a moderate centre ground policies. It won with progressive social policies and neo-liberal (ie pro-corporate) economic policies. However, now 8 years after the financial collapse and subsequent consequences have meant that the public are angry and in an anti-establishment mood - hence SNP, UKIP and EU referendum. Only a party projecting anti-establishment anti-neoliberal economic polices has a hope. The Labour membership is creating such a party but the PLP are behind the curve (or are a lost cause) and are resisting.

[@vision6328]

JEREMY FOR PM PLEASE!

[@magalitxo]

I am not British, but GO JEREMY !!!!

[@SP-ri7jo]

most of these that oppose Corbyn in this no longer have their seat.

[@m-4136]

this definitely did not age well labour ahead in all polls for Westminster voting intentions, and if they unequivocally back a people's vote - it'll be the final nail in the coffin

[@ThatGirlAtTheConcert]

This did not age well.

[@ImranAli-tm3rq]

these snakes look desperately to nitpick at anything looking for things to clutch onto to make mountains out of...desperate...

[@paulduffy697]

Labour finished.

[@moramento22]

Smith should've won that one