Jeremy Corbyn Wins NEC Vote

Jeremy Corbyn's automatic inclusion on the Labour leadership ballot was secured by an 18 to 14 vote by the National Executive Committee (NEC). This decision was met with delight by Corbyn's supporters and dismay by some Labour MPs. The NEC also introduced rule changes affecting voter eligibility and registration costs. Despite controversies, including threats and violence, Corbyn's mood improved following the NEC's decision. His challenger expressed readiness for the leadership contest, while some MPs questioned Corbyn's ability to lead.

What was the outcome of the Labour's national executive vote regarding Jeremy Corbyn?

• He was asked to step down from leadership.

• He was automatically included on the ballot paper.

• He was excluded from the ballot paper.

• He was given a warning for his actions.

What are some of the key issues Jeremy Corbyn plans to campaign on?

• Promoting international trade

• Ending the privatization of the National Health Service

• Reducing military spending

• Increasing taxes for the wealthy

What significant rule changes did the NEC introduce for the election?

• Introducing online voting

• Lowering the voting age to 16

• Allowing non-members to vote

• Setting a freeze date for voting eligibility and a fee for registered supporters

How did some Labour MPs react to the NEC's decision to include Corbyn on the ballot?

• They were furious and questioned his leadership ability.

• They decided to leave the party.

• They were indifferent to the decision.

• They were supportive and optimistic.

What incidents of violence and threats were mentioned in relation to Corbyn and his supporters?

• A brick was thrown through an office window and death threats were received.

• A public debate was disrupted.

• A protest march was organized.

• A peaceful rally was held.