Straw: Corbyn should ‘get on his knees’ before Queen

The senior Labour MP, appointed by Jeremy Corbyn to lead the party’s economic policy, said it had been a “mistake” to use the words and accepted he had “clearly” caused offence.

By championing further education, Corbyn will win many friends. But MPs on the party’s right hope this will be made more hard by the unnoticed election, on the same day as Jeremy Corbyn’s victory, of two moderate figures to the Conference Arrangements Committee.

The Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Jewish Leadership Council recently wrote to the new Labour leader requesting talks to clarify his position given accusations over the past weeks, according to The Guardian.

The Labour leader’s voiced concerns over reforms being sought by Mr Cameron, which the left-winger feared would reduce workers’ rights.

“I have to add, as a gratuitous plug, that the Southmead Project, which extends nationally, is the most extraordinary charity, helping put back together the lives of people who have suffered abuse, especially as children”.

Mr Reed is to remain shadow minister for local government despite vocally backing Mr Corbyn’s Blairite rival in the leadership race.

Corbyn debuted a new form of Prime Ministers’ Questions in parliament, reading out questions from members of the public, and left voters wondering whether he would vote to stay in the European Union. In the full interview, to be published in today’s Evening Standard, the LibDem leader hailed Labour’s shift to the Left as a “quite staggering opportunity” for his party to occupy the centre ground as a “moderate, progressive, responsible” alternative to the Conservatives or Scottish Nationalists.

Corbyn has long been critical of the European Union and had been unclear on his position in the past.

Mr McDonnell said in 2005 that it was “bombs and bullets” that “brought Britain to the negotiating table” adding “the peace we have now is due to the action of the IRA”.

Mr Corbyn witnessed the incident but did not intervene.

If the Prime Minister’s deal was unacceptable, he said: “What I would do is strongly oppose what Cameron has done and say we have to stay in Europe to change those policies and that would be a manifesto commitment up to 2020”.

“Just imagine United Kingdom media headlines if the Russian President called a leading opposition party a threat to national security?” the embassy responded on its Twitter account, launching a fierce debate and endless stream of re-tweets.

He also insisted that Labour was not advocating withdrawal from the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation alliance.

“I doubt either of us will go there willingly or quietly”.

Mr Corbyn maintained his position that he would not give Mr Cameron a “blank cheque” in his plan to renegotiate the UK’s ties with Brussels ahead of the promised in/out referendum and said he wanted to see a “social Europe” rather than a “free market Europe”.

Ms Sturgeon interjected: “I said once!” “But we too want to see reform”.

“It’s not OK for people to call me a shit mum and that my children should be taken away”, Phillips said.