The Labour leader Lord Kinnock has said there has been "a significant shift" away from supporting Jeremy Corbyn at a grassroots level - and many people joining the party now have "serious doubts" about his suitability for the job. Speaking to Andrew Marr, he read out Chapter 4 of the Labour Party's rules - insisting that Mr Corbyn did not have enough support from parliamentary colleagues to carry on "and should do his duty to the party and resign".
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The Labour leader Lord Kinnock has said there has been "a significant shift" away from supporting Jeremy Corbyn at a grassroots level - and many people joining the party now have "serious doubts" about his suitability for the job. Speaking to Andrew Marr, he read out Chapter 4 of the Labour Party's rules - insisting that Mr Corbyn did not have enough support from parliamentary colleagues to carry on "and should do his duty to the party and resign".
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