Jeremy Corbyn given savage 20-minute grilling by MP who lost her seat – News 247

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For any copyright, please send me a message.  Mary Creagh confronted the Labour leader when she was clearing out her office in Westminster. The former MP for Wakefield approached Mr Corbyn after seeing him taking selfies with a group of young people. She told The Times: “I told him he shouldn’t be having his photo taken with young people because he had betrayed their future. “I asked him to apologise for what he’d done.” Speaking to Channel 4 News, Ms Creagh said she blamed the Labour leader for “enabling a hard Brexit” and “five years of austerity” after he led the party to its worst general election result since 1935. She added: “This was Jeremy’s manifesto, Jeremy as the leader, Jeremy’s NEC, Jeremy’s plan, called at Jeremy’s time.” Ms Creagh said “on the doorsteps there were two words” used to describe Mr Corbyn’s approach, but that she could not repeat them “pre-watershed”. She also told the programme that no senior Labour figures had been in touch since last week’s disastrous result. She said: “I’ve had no phone calls or messages from anyone in Jeremy or his team. “Given I was in today, telling my staff that they’re going to be redundant a week before Christmas, shows in Jeremy we have a man without honour and without shame – and a type of preening narcissism that means he thinks he’s still got something left to offer our Labour movement.”   Ms Creagh’s comments came as the Parliamentary Labour Party (PLP) met for the first time since the humiliating defeat. Birmingham Yardley MP Jess Phillips said she read out a text from Melanie Onn, who lost her Great Grimsby seat to the Tories, about “how she had been let down by the leadership and the frontbench and that nobody had bothered with Grimsby”. Ms Phillips added: “There are lots and lots of complaints about how nobody has called any of the people who lost.” Mitcham and Morden MP Siobhain McDonagh also attended Tuesday night’s PLP and she told Channel 4 News that the “meeting addressed nothing”.   When asked what should happen to Mr Corbyn and “his team”, she said she wanted them to go “absolutely immediately”. She said: “I’m not convinced a full and fair leadership election can take place with those people at the helm. “They should go now, if they had any self-respect they would go now.” During the meeting, Mr Corbyn apologised for Labour’s huge defeat and insisted he was only staying on until a new leader is elected to ensure “the smoothest possible transition”. Trending  He said: “I am very sorry for the result for which I take responsibility. “I will continue to lead the party until a new leader is elected. “I want us to have the smoothest possible transition for the sake of the party as a whole and for those Labour mayors and councillors who are up for

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