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Labour voters are losing faith in Jeremy Corbyn

Mr Corbyn's leadership has been safe so far due to grassroots support, but more and more Labour voters are doubting his competence

Despite the headline, the data provided by the telegraph suggests that support for Corbyn has actually shown a recent increase.

Ha!

Note: net approval is not the same as ‘approval’. It’s a bizarre stat calculated from those that say he’s doing well vs. those who say he isn’t. So rather than suggesting support, it evidences the degree of division of opinion amongst Labour voters. 

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A new low

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Clarification from The Times

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Just an outright lie on the front page of the sun to smear Corbyn.

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Unfortunately we won’t be seeing this on mainstream media.  Here we have a man at the TOP of the military praising the those who have been understanding the whole picture with our nuclear deterrent and saying that Trident is useless! Not a 'mad peacenik Leftie' but a sane and rational response to the world situation and our need to decouple ourselves from the Mutual Defence Programme with the USA. 

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Only thing more depressing than reading the Mail - reading the Facebook comments. 

Corbyn’s comments were made at the time the government spent £50million on celebrating Britain's part in WW1. Rather than being seen as a tragedy not to be reproduced, under Tory government this event became a pantomime of remembrance, solemnity replaced by celebration.

Rightly so, like many others, Corbyn argued that instead of holding a festival we should be looking back at the tragedy of WW1 more critically. Seeing it instead for the injustice that it was - 38 Million casualties, 17 million dead - is anything ever worth this loss of life? 

I’m definitely not proud of having that in my countries history. 

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Last night on Question Time #ThugLife

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PRWeek's PMQs Twitter round-up. From PR Week

Cameron is presiding over the first time a country is being investigated by the UN for human rights abuses.

The UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is carrying out an unprecedented inquiry into “systematic and grave violations” of disabled people’s human rights by the UK government,

Instead lets talk about Jeremy’s tie. 

Cameron already thinks that the claims are not all they’re ‘cracked up to be’. He said he is ‘delighted’ by the recent cuts to working families. 

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Cameron's 'farty party' slip up today haha!!

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except he didn’t 

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Daily Telegraph censured over Jeremy Corbyn 'antisemite' story

Press regulator Ipso orders paper to run prominent correction after it ‘distorted’ comments made by a prominent Labour MP in a front-page story

Telegraph lies exposed

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Except he didn't. He took a role on a task force created by labour and implemented by Osborne. And he only temporarily resigned the whip, something members do a lot when working on cross party issues.

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Quarter past 6 and its already full at the talk in Manchester - let's see how the media report it

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I had a strange encounter with journalist Michael Crick. I thought he was a Tory agitator by the ‘questions’ he was asking. Anyway here’s what happened. 

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John Woodcock MP Mocks Jeremy Corbyn's Victory

Rather than trying to encourage party unity, some more bitter figures have taken to making snide jokes at private receptions. There's people dying around the country because of Tory cuts, but banter-

Rather than trying to encourage party unity, some more bitter figures have taken to making snide jokes at private receptions.

There's people dying around the country because of Tory cuts, but banter-lad John Woodcock is finding more interest in trying to creative divisions in the Labour party.

Come on mate, show some professionalism.