[cheers and applause] in many ways, jeremy corbin is a decent man. he doesn't believe in britain. he doesn't want to sing the national anthem. he flunked it when it came to the referendum and i think we got fantastic potential in whales, elsewhere in picking up labour votes, and believe me, if brexit doesn't mean brexit, then i think they'll be a very large number of conservatives who will say there's only one party that we can support and brexit means brexit. for me three very simple measures. the next time the general election comes along, that we have back our territorial fishing waters around coast of the united kingdom? [applause] will we be outside the single market so that 90% of the businesses that don't trade with europe don't get regular -- regulated by europe. above all, the only time we would really know, you might have seen this before, actually, the only time we will know that brexit means brexit is when that has been put in the bin and we get back a british consul. [applause] [cheers] i have a feeling they're not going to deliver all of that and i'm certain you figh

he completely defense corporate interests, completely opposed jeremy corbin stands for and he is cozyingto those who attacked him. it is big for you that we have a muslim mayor but we judge him not by his skin color or his religion but his politics and what he is going to do. that is our definition. [applause] >> this is not a big deal in britain. lots of members of parliament are muslims. a conservative member of the government, cabinet, business secretary is a muslim origin, former chairperson of the conservative party who resigned is a muslim and like the new mayor they come from humble backgrounds. their fathers were first-generation migrants so it is a huge mistake to fall into the trap of thinking automatically identity, the politics of identity are progressive. sometimes they are. in black lives matter it is a huge movement and very welcome movement and a movement broken with all the politicians who hung on the coattails of democrat politicians, that is the most important thing about black lives matter. the case of asian politicians in europe is basic, very different so each has t

[cheers and applause] >> jeremy corbin is a decent man. he doesn't believe in britain. he doesn't want to sing the national anthem. he flunked it when it came to the referendum and i think we got fantastic potential in whales, elsewhere in picking up labour votes, and believe me, if brexit doesn't mean brexit, then i think they'll be a very large number of conservatives who will say there's only one party that we can support and brexit means brexit. for me three very simple measures. would we have territorial fishing waters around coast of the united king doll. would we be -- will we be outside the single market so that 90% of the businesses that don't trade with europe don't get regular regulated by europe and above all, the only time we would really know, you might have seen this before, actually, the only time we will know that brexit means brexit when that has been put in the bin and we get back a british consul. >> i have a feeling they're not going to deliver all of that and i'm certain you fight in every single contingency in this country. we have won the war, we

jeremy corbin has been re-elected as labor leader feeding rival owen smith with a resounding 62% of votes. corbin now faces the challenge of uniting a splintered labor party and persuading members he can mount a serious leadership campaign against teresa mays conservative party. this comes ahead of the finance minister jonathan mcdonald telling them that the government would be an interventionist government. steve is joining us from the labor party conference in liverpool. steve, people are calling this a landslide victory, but then the mayor is warning about the real splits in the labor party, especially if corbyn goes after the people who didn't initially back him. >> reporter: absolutely, louisa. both of them are talking the right talk but saying it's up to the leadership to bring the party together. from the other side of dubai, there's some fighting talks. and i thought it was worth our viewers to listen to the veteran labor mp. the so-called beast there to see what he had to think and say about unity in the party. >> it's time that the people in the parliamentary labour party, or me

[cheers and applause] >> in many ways jeremy-- jeremy corbin is a decent and principled man, but he doesn't believe in britain. he doesn't even want to sing the national anthem. he flunked it to did he when he came to the referendum and i think we have fantastic potential in wales and the midlands and the north and elsewhere in picking up labor votes and believe me, if brexit doesn't mean brexit, then i think there will be a very large number of conservatives who will say there is only one party that we can support and i think we would judge whether brexit means brexit for me on three very simple measures. for that time the next general election comes along, will we have back our territorial fishing waters around the coast of the united kingdom? [applause]. >> will we be outside the single market, so that 90% of our businesses that don't trade with europe it don't get regulated by europe and above all we have the test of brexit, the only time we will really know, you must have seen this before, actually. [laughter] >> the only time we will know that brexit means brexit is when that has been