Sentences with phrase «corbyn hit out»

Mr Corbyn hit out at the abuse targeted at women Labour MPs including Luciana Berger and shadow home secretary Diane Abbott.

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Jeremy Corbyn has hit out at Arsenal owner Stan Kroenke for propping up a «brutal» and «unethical» sport by launching a new subscription hunting channel.

Jeremy Corbyn has hit out at Theresa May in the same way that David Cameron used to mock Gordon Brown.

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Corbyn must use all the fizz of his leadership campaign and get Momentum to hit the road, get out there and sell the vital message with honesty, integrity and Labour values.

Tom Watson has renewed his war of words with Len McCluskey as he hit out at the union boss for urging Labour activists to oust MPs critical of Jeremy Corbyn.

The head - to - head came as Mr Corbyn was hit by a fresh wave of shadow ministerial resignations today which are designed to force him out by making it impossible for him to form a working opposition.

Fellow Tory MP Hugo Swire, who attended the same school in Sussex as Sir Nicholas before also going on to Eton, recently hit out at Jeremy Corbyn's failure to condemn Huge Chavez and Nicolas Maduro by noting that their «failed socialist policies have done for Venezuela what Mugabe has done to Zimbabwe».

Indeed, it comes just a few days after former Labour PLP chairman Dave Watts memorably used his maiden speech in the House of Lords to hit out at allies of Jeremy Corbyn who «sit around in their # 1 million mansions, eating their croissants at breakfast and seeking to lay the foundations for a socialist revolution».

Johanna Baxter hit out after the NEC voted by 18 - 14 in favour of putting Mr Corbyn straight onto the ballot paper for Labour's forthcoming leadership election.

Corbyn allies John McDonnell and Diane Abbott both hit out at his critics as sources close to the leader insisted he would not be resigning.

Angry Labour MPs hit out tonight after Jeremy Corbyn finally turned up at their weekly meeting - but left after less than an hour without taking any questions.

The leader of the Unite union has hit out at Labour grandees being «dragged out» to be part of the «unedifying» coup against Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn which he said was «outrageous».

A former Parliamentary Labour Party chairman has hit out at allies of Jeremy Corbyn who «sit around in their # 1 million mansions, eating their croissants at breakfast and seeking to lay the foundations for a socialist revolution».

Later on, Corbyn also hits out at the BBC for promoting the narrative that Labour needed to do better in May's local elections — when it lost fewer than 20 council seats — to show it was on track to win the next general election.

Ken Livingstone hits out at «appalling» personal attacks on Jeremy Corbyn following interventions from Tony Blair and Alistair Campbell.

The Copeland MP, who quit as a shadow health minister within minutes of Mr Corbyn being elected leader, hit out in a column for the Blairite website Progress.

Mr Murray also hit out at Unite chief Len McCluskey after he called on those opposed to Mr Corbyn to leave the party.

A respected Labour MP has hit out at colleagues who let the Government «off the hook» after Brexit by turning their focus on a coup against Jeremy Corbyn.

He hit out at moderate Labour MPs, and questioned the leadership of Mr Corbyn for failing to tackle those briefing against him.

Sacked minister Pat McFadden hit out at the way the Corbyn camp had tried to spin he had been dismissed for disloyalty.

And he hit out at «relentless speculation» over who would be sacked over Christmas, blaming Mr Corbyn's advisors for briefing against «hard - working» shadow cabinet members like Maria Eagle and Hilary Benn.

Despite some senior sources hitting out at fractious MPs who forced Corbyn into a second leadership battle last year, critical backbenchers were largely quiet on Friday.

Jeremy Corbyn today hit out at George Osborne's claims that Brexit will plunge the UK into a year - long recession.

One of Jeremy Corbyn's Shadow Cabinet ministers has hit out over the decision to sack Pat McFadden and called the recent Labour reshuffle «an amazing distraction» for the party.

Meanwhile, a Labour MP facing attempts to unseat him by local party activists today hit out at Mr Corbyn.

Pat McFadden hit out just days after he was sacked as Shadow Europe Minister for «disloyalty» to Mr Corbyn over comments he made in the wake of the Paris terrorist attacks.