Strong favourite to beat Owen Smith, party chief is asked if he would quit after Tory victory and replies 'nothing is inevitable' Jeremy Corbyn has suggested he could stay on as Labour leader if the party loses the next election, as he soared ahead in the race to secure nominations from local party branches. Corbyn, who is being challenged by the former shadow cabinet minister Owen Smith, said his position was ultimately always in the hands of the membership.
Strong favourite to beat Owen Smith, party chief is asked if he would quit after Tory victory and replies 'nothing is inevitable' Jeremy Corbyn has suggested he could stay on as Labour leader if the party loses the next election, as he soared ahead in the race to secure nominations from local party branches. Corbyn, who is being challenged by the former shadow cabinet minister Owen Smith, said his position was ultimately always in the hands of the membership.
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