Jeremy Corbyn says he WON'T quit if Labour loses key Commons by-election amid despair at his dire performance - and complains that the media is being mean to him

Jeremy Corbyn was accused of being 'out of contact' right now after he once more refused to say that immigration wants to come back down after Brexit.

The Labour chief denied that ranges of inflows had been an issue - making clear that he thinks the one difficulty is exploitation of low-cost labour from overseas. 

The veteran left-winger additionally fuelled despair amongst Labour moderates by insisting he won't give up even when the occasion loses crunch by-elections attributable to MPs abandoning politics. 

Interviewed on the BBC's Andrew Marr present right now, Jerey Corbyn once more dismissed the concept of limits on immigration

The feedback got here in an interview on the BBC's Andrew Marr present, throughout which Mr Corbyn additionally complained the media was being too imply to him and made a extremely undiplomatic joke about Donald Trump's hair.

Former shadow schooling secretary Tristram Hunt turned the newest senior determine to announce he's leaving politics final week, opting to take a task working the Victoria and Albert museum.

Labour faces severe challenges from Ukip and the Tories in Stoke-on-Trent Central - which voted closely for Brexit - and Copeland.

The votes are anticipated to be held on the identical day in March in what may very well be a essential second for Mr Corbyn's management.

He suffered a recent blow right now as a ballot discovered voters had extra belief in Theresa Could to protect the NHS.

On Tuesday Mr Corbyn's long-planned New Yr relaunch collapsed inside hours after he used interviews to reject the concept of limiting free motion - simply hours after the occasion had briefed he would assist the precept.

Requested immediately right now if he thought immigration ought to come down, Mr Corbyn replied: 'It will likely be a part of the negotiations of entry to Europe, if we've got entry to the only market there might be a difficulty surrounding that. 

'What I've been speaking about all alongside is ending the grotesque exploitation and the undercutting that goes on. 

'Let's take a look at the difficulty of the circulate of individuals within the context of entry to the free market, however let's not blame migrants for the issues we've got. 

'Let's look as an alternative at an financial system that has created these ranges of inequality and injustice inside our society.' 

Struggling to elucidate the occasion's place, shadow overseas secretary Emily Thornberry stated it might not 'die in a ditch' for the precept of free motion.

However she insisted membership of the European single market was extra essential.

'Labour's printable has at all times been that the economic system is a very powerful factor,' she informed ITV's Peston on Sunday.

The previous Shadow Schooling Secretary is standing down as MP for Stoke-on-Trent Central to take up a job working the Victoria and Albert Museum

'The primary precedence of any authorities is the security and safety of the residents, the second most essential precedence is the economic system.'

Tory MP Nus Ghani stated: 'As soon as once more, below repeated questioning, Jeremy Corbyn refused to say that immigration into Britain is just too excessive. And his Shadow International Secretary additionally stated that getting management of the numbers coming right here from Europe is not a precedence.

"Labour do not wish to get management of our borders and are utterly out of contact with strange working folks. They don't communicate for the issues and aspirations of individuals in our nation.' 

The Labour chief trails the PM closely on means to deal with the well being service - historically the occasion's strongest difficulty - regardless of every week of livid assaults.

Even his allies have recommended that Mr Corbyn solely has a brief time period to show he can flip round dismal ballot rankings. 

However requested right now if he can be 'toast' if Labour loses in Stoke, Mr Corbyn stated flatly: 'No.'  

He insisted the votes had been an 'alternative' to problem the Tories on insurance policies quite than a 'downside'.

Mr Corbyn was additionally pressed on his New Yr relaunch, which reportedly features a plan to emulate the populist method of Mr Trump.

In a response that won't endear him to the incoming US commander-in-chief, who famously boasts a mop of blond hair, the left-winger joked: 'Is it the hair? I've acquired my very own.'

Shadow well being secretary Jonathan Ashworth final week voiced sorrow at Mr Hunt's departure, whereas former Ukip chief Nigel Farage stated the occasion was 'doomed'

Mr Corbyn moaned that the media weren't being 'honest' in direction of him.

'I do not assume the media are very reasonable in some ways, notably in direction of the Labour occasion,' he stated. 

He recommended there ought to be a assured 'proper to answer' for everybody who was criticised within the press. 

'I believe we want a course of the place there's a proper of reply; I believe we additionally must take away the degrees of focus of possession,' Mr Corbyn defined.

'Murdoch taking up utterly Sky, for instance, is an issue. There's additionally a query of the BBC constitution renewal. We'd assist the renewal of the BBC constitution and the function of the BBC as an organisation that should educate, entertain and inform.' 

A survey by ComRes for the Sunday Mirror and the Impartial discovered 43 per cent thought the Tories would do a greater job of managing the NHS this winter, in comparison with 31 per cent who backed Labour.

The occasion's poor exhibiting got here regardless of virtually half of voters - 47 per cent - agreeing the Purple Cross was proper to say the NHS was in a 'humanitarian disaster'. The analysis was carried out between Wednesday and Friday final week. 

A separate ballot by Opinium for Observer discovered 30 per cent trusted the Conservatives most to ship a profitable Brexit, in contrast with simply 13 per cent for Labour and 11 per cent who cited Ukip. 

Some 36 per cent of respondents stated they didn't belief any of the primary events or didn't know. 

On immigration, 22 per cent had most religion within the Conservatives to introduce a extra rigorous system.

Ukip was second on 17 per cent and Labour third on 14 per cent.

On Tuesday Mr Corbyn's long-planned New Yr relaunch collapsed inside hours after he disowned claims he would try to restrict free motion.

He additionally introduced, after which deserted shortly afterwards, a proposed wage cap, earlier than saying hikes to taxes on the center class.

There's hypothesis dozen MPs may give up the Commons early anticipating a Labour massacre when the following common election comes.

However requested what the resignations meant for his authority, Mr Corbyn stated: 'I have not misplaced management of the occasion. 

Chancellor Philip Hammond stated the UK would do no matter it takes to 'regain competitiveness' whether it is denied a very good commerce deal

'The occasion is not uncontrolled. We're a really massive occasion with a rising membership, we've got a vibrant policy-making course of. We now have a celebration which may be very energetic.' 

He added: 'I am not anticipating every other MPs to resign.' 

In his interview right now, Mr Corbyn sharply criticised a warning by Chancellor Philip Hammond the Authorities may retaliate by slashing company tax if UK corporations confronted new tariff limitations exterior the EU.

'It appears to me a recipe for some form of commerce conflict with Europe sooner or later. That does not actually appear to me a really smart method ahead,' he informed BBC1's The Andrew Marr Present.

He stated the Prime Minister's negotiating technique risked damaging British exporters.

'She seems to be heading us within the path of a cut price basement economic system on the shores of Europe the place we've got low ranges of company taxation, we'll lose entry to half our export market,' he stated.

'It appears to me an especially dangerous technique. There must be extra dialogue, extra session and recognise that there's a shut co-operation with Europe that's going to must proceed once we are exterior the EU.'

Mr Corbyn confirmed that Labour wouldn't search to dam the Authorities from triggering Article 50 - marking the beginning of the formal two-year negotiating interval - however indicated it may search to ally with MPs from different events within the Commons to affect what form Brexit takes.

'The Brexit vote is not a one-off factor. It's got to be agreed by 27 nationwide parliaments, it's got to be agreed by the European Parliament. There's fairly a protracted option to go on this,' he stated.

'It will must hold coming again to the Home of Commons and we'll be certain that it does hold coming again to the Home of Commons. We'll carry on urgent the Authorities on this.

'There are MPs in all events that have to be involved about the way forward for industries of their constituencies, have to be involved concerning the future commerce relationships we've got.'

 

 

 

 

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