It will now be a major upset if Jeremy Corbyn is not elected leader of the Labour Party on 12 September, and the ‘electability’ of a Corbyn government remains the main reason why rivals and commentators alike question this choice.
Labour and the comfort zone
If Corbyn wins, he will have to be willing to accept some radical changes to the way that politics works.
By
Martin Shaw
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