A leading shadow minister has blamed broadcasters such as the BBC for allowing Jeremy Corbyn to be “demonised and vilified” during the election campaign, as the party struggled to come to terms with the scale of its defeat.
Jeremy did that to himself.
Any labour leader is going to be targeted by the right wing press but Corbyn presented a very easy target and failed to mount an effective campaign to combat it. Wrong man at the wrong time.
It really didn’t. Voters did not like him or his policies
A politicians job is to manage a hostile press. This is another deflection if failure of leadership.
What cobblers. The man & chums gave them all the ammo, and the telly was kid gloves compared with the press. Anyway it's now irrelevant and the world has moved on. Long live New New Labour - PLEASE!
Hmm sounds familiar Hillary2016
Aye when Burly on Sky called Corbyn an Anti Semite live on Air with no Proof to back it up is your answer.
'shadow minister'...aka handler...aka puppet master
I read the guardian for the LOLS I wonder what % of your readership do too? guardian
I love the fact they are not learning from this hammering. The cult will lap this up and use it as an excuse. Never change Labour, never change
He did it to himself
Yet more ridiculous denial
You’ve all accepted the results of whatever happened to you on Friday. (Someone should really look into that bye). Why not just try, to umm, save your NHS.
If Labour is serious about challenging the tories in 2030, they should elect a leader who is pro-business and pro-israel. The media will fall in line.
...blame the media
Oh come on, let's not forget the villification of Corbyn in the print and internet media spearheaded by The Guardian, which appears to be engaged in a determined effort to whitewash its behaviour.
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