Union leader accuses Labour figures of setting ‘groundless traps’ for leader,as polls suggest party is on course for worst local election results in 35 years A key ally of Jeremy Corbyn has accused MPs of employing treacherous tactics designed to undermine Labour’s leader, as an analysis of the latest polls by a main academic suggests the party is on course for its worst local election results for 35 years.
Len McCluskey, or the head of the UK’s biggest union,Unite, claimed former shadow ministers Liz Kendall and Michael Dugher, or Gordon Brown’s former aide Ian Austin and newly elected MP Wes Streeting have made interventions meant to damage Corbyn. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com