mr lavery, mr gwynne, where's mr corbyn? he was meant to be here, mr lavery. was meant to be here, but things happened and mr corbyn is... ..dealing with internal matters. do you know who leaked your manifesto, mr mcdonnell? no, we don't. mr corbyn‘s closest ally was promising great things. this is an extremely modern, progressive set of proposals. it is looking to the long—term future and most people are extremely excited at what they have seen. the 45—page draft we have seen spells out plans to nationalise the railways, royal mail and parts of the energy industry, to abolish tuition fees in england, to restore some welfare benefits and scrap the bedroom tax and to provide £8 billion for social care. are you angry at the allegations that your staff leaked the manifesto? in a frenzy over who told the world... reporter: are you responsible for the leak? don't be silly. what do you make of the leak? that was naughty, wasn't it? labour shadow ministers, officials and union bigwigs were due to arrive to sign it off. we are here today to decide the final version an

mr lavery, mr gwynne, where's mr corbyn? he was meant to be here, mr lavery. eant to be here, but things happened and mr corbyn is... dealing with internal matters. do you know who leaked your manifesto, mr mcdonnell? no, we don't. mr corbyn‘s closest ally was promising great things. this is an extremely modern, progressive set of proposals. it is looking to the long term future and most people are extremely excited at what they have seen. the 45—page draft we have seen spells out plans to nationalise the railways, royal mail and parts of the energy industry, to abolish tuition fees in england, to restore some welfare benefits and scrap the bedroom tax and to provide £8 billion for social care. there are allegations that your staff leaked the manifesto... in a frenzy over who told the world... reporter: are you responsible for the leak? don't be silly. what do you make of the leak? that was naughty, wasn't it? labour shadow ministers, officials and union bigwigs were due to arrive to sign it off. we are here today to decide the final version and i'm sure it wil

labour's campaign coordinator, ian lavery, rejected the idea that mr burnham had snubbed the party's. jeremy beadle exactly what was expected of him. because andy was not there at that particular time, i am not sure why, but i have got to dispel this myth that there is a rift between andy burnham and jeremy corbyn because there is not. they are quite good friends and they served in the shadow cabinet right up served in the shadow cabinet right up until the time where he decided to seek nominations for the mayoral contest in the north west. in no way is there any rift between germany and andy. that is simply not true. that is simply not true. with me is our political correspondent matt cole. now the dust has settle in those elections, what picture does paint for the general election? it has thrown up some interesting results, not least that west midlands area, a crucial battle ground and labour would have hoped to have taken back and it is a blow not to have taken that. we will see party leaders in that. we will see party leaders in that broader regents day —— broader region today try