Daniel Grigg

Votes in English constituencies. 2017 - Corbyn 11.4m 1997 - Blair 11.3m 1992 - Kinnock 9.6m 2019 - Corbyn 9.2m 2001 - Blair 9.1m 2015 - Miliband 8.1m 2005 - Blair 8.0m 1987 - Kinnock 8.0m 2010 - Brown 7.0m 1983 - Foot 6.9m Corbyn actually got the Labour vote out in England.

Reminder, GTTO means Corbyn and the Greens wiping aside Keir Starmer.

On the day a Starmer front-bencher said right wingers in Epping were “upset for legitimate reasons”. You're blinking right we needed a Jeremy Corbyn party. @UKLabour

The press couldn't present Jeremy Corbyn, Zarah Sultana and Zack Polanski hating each other. So now they're trying to present them liking each other as a negative.

Starmer voters and centrists would rather a Corbyn government than a Farage government, right? Right?

Keir Starmer and Angela Rayner failing to keep Labour a broad church is their fault. Not Corbyn's. @UKLabour

Starmer supporters in such a panic they're now claiming Jeremy Corbyn doesn't have strongly defined ideas or a target audience. @UKLabour

Centrists: "Corbyn's party's a shambles; can't even launch properly". Also centrists: "It's going to take loads of votes off Starmer's Labour". Which is it? @UKLabour

Jeremy Corbyn energises centrists in a way Keir Starmer never can. How about use that energy in the right direction this time.

Oh look, the people who've wanted Jeremy Corbyn to fail for 10 years are giving advice.

Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana won't have to publicise the party at all. Centrists and right wingers just can't help themselves.

You realise every time you attack Corbyn's new party, you're publicising it's existence right.

At what point are centrist-right journalists and Labour MPs going to realise that being smug and condescending about Corbyn, doesn't play well with the public.

If Starmer supporters are that worried about Reform, they'll be standing aside in seats Corbyn's party are favourites in then. Right?

You thought Starmer's Labour were smug, right wing and unlikeable before. They get even worse whenever they're threatened by Corbyn's popularity.

Unless you're extremely right wing, you should want Corbyn's presence forcing Starmer's government left. Rather than Farage's presence moving Starmer's government right. @UKLabour

People who split Corbyn's vote: "how could Corbyn split Starmer's vote". @UKLabour

Maybe Keir Starmer should have stuck to his own pledges, not Nigel Farage's.

The press can't help but give Corbyn publicity. And now they've even got a reason to, to hurt Starmer.

Be a member of the Labour party, Starmer will completely ignore you. Be a member of the Corbyn's party and he won't.

The media's Corbyn and Sultana don't like each other smear fell apart instantly.