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Since the Duchess and Duke of Cambridge announced their forthcoming baby, lookalike Ms Agan has now prepared to appear with child. Since taking the showbiz plunge Ms Agan has made regular television, radio, corporate and newspaper appearances as the duchess. Ms Agan follows social media news about Kate Middleton to ensure her own wardrobe matches the duchess', and practices "her look" daily. Things like that are all very important if I want to be the best.

People in Corby were treated to a "royal appearance" on Saturday when Ms Agan appeared for an event in the town's Corporation Street. William and Kate visit Cambridge. In pictures: Royal couple in city. Royal baby: Manufacturers start work on souvenirs. William visits pregnant Kate on second day in hospital. Kate and William: Duchess pregnant, palace says. Daniel Craig lookalike lives James Bond lifestyle. In , Corbyn spoke on a "no socialism without gay liberation " platform and continued to campaign for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights.

He was a campaigner against apartheid in South Africa, serving on the National Executive of the Anti-Apartheid Movement , [67] and was arrested in while demonstrating outside South Africa House , leading, decades later, to a viral image of Corbyn being arrested circulated by supporters on social media.

The Anti-Apartheid Movement did not support this protest, as they had agreed not to demonstrate within 30 feet of the embassy, and the picket failed to gain support from the London ANC ; Mandela's failure to respond to CLAAG following his release from prison in is frequently described as a 'snub'. He supported the —85 miners' strike. In , he was appointed national secretary of the newly launched Anti-Fascist Action. During the BBC's Newsnight in , Conservative MP Terry Dicks asserted that so-called Labour scruffs such as Corbyn, who at this time was known for wearing an old polo-necked sweater to the Commons [74] should be banned from addressing the House of Commons unless they maintained higher standards.

Corbyn responded, saying that: "It's not a fashion parade, it's not a gentleman's club, it's not a bankers' institute, it's a place where the people are represented. In , Corbyn opposed the poll tax formally known as the Community Charge [76] and nearly went to jail for not paying the tax.

Corbyn supported the campaign to overturn the convictions of Jawad Botmeh and Samar Alami for the bombing of the Israeli Embassy in London which argued that there was insufficient evidence to tie them to the act, along with Amnesty International , Unison and a number of journalists and other MPs. Botmeh and Alami had admitted possessing explosives and guns but denied they were for use in Britain. During the s, he campaigned on behalf of the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six , who were wrongly convicted of responsibility for IRA bombings in England in the mids. After refusing police requests to move from outside the court, Corbyn and the other protesters were arrested for obstruction and held for five hours before being released on bail, but were not charged.

Following the Loughgall ambush , in which eight IRA members and one civilian were shot dead by the British Army in a pre-planned ambush of an IRA attack on a Royal Ulster Constabulary base, Corbyn attended a commemoration by the Wolfe Tone Society and stated "I'm happy to commemorate all those who died fighting for an independent Ireland. He voted against the Anglo-Irish Agreement , saying "We believe that the agreement strengthens rather than weakens the border between the six and the 26 counties, and those of us who wish to see a United Ireland oppose the agreement for that reason.

In , Corbyn signed a Commons motion condemning the Birmingham pub bombings, which killed 21 people. The meeting took place three weeks after the IRA's bombing of the Conservative Party leadership that killed five people. Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Mo Mowlam and Labour leader Tony Blair condemned the invitation, with Mowlam arguing that it was detrimental to the peace process, and Blair threatening disciplinary action. In , he supported and voted for the Good Friday Agreement , saying he looked forward to "peace, hope and reconciliation in Ireland in the future.

Between and , during the most recent Labour Government , Corbyn was the Labour MP who voted most often against the party whip, including three-line whip votes. In he was identified as the second most rebellious Labour MP of all time when the party was in government. In October , Corbyn was elected to the steering committee of the Stop the War Coalition , which was formed to oppose the War in Afghanistan which started later that year.

He cited "the deployment of troops to Afghanistan and the threat of bombing Iraq" as examples. He spoke at the February anti-Iraq War protest which was said to be the largest such protest in British political history. He is a supporter of the Unite Against Fascism pressure group. He has advocated for the rights of the forcibly removed Chagossians to return to the British Indian Ocean Territory.

Corbyn appeared on a call-in show on Press TV , an Iranian government television channel, several times between and He was criticised for appearing on the channel in light of Iran executing and imprisoning homosexuals, as well as Corbyn not questioning contributors who called the BBC "Zionist liars" and described Israel as a "disease". In the Labour Party leadership election , Corbyn supported Diane Abbott in the first round in which she was eliminated; thereafter, he supported Ed Miliband.

Corbyn was one of 16 signatories to an open letter to Ed Miliband in January calling for Labour to make a commitment to opposing further austerity , to take rail franchises back into public ownership , and to strengthen collective bargaining arrangements. Before becoming party leader Corbyn had been returned as member of Parliament for Islington North seven times, gaining Following the Labour Party's defeat at the general election on 7 May , Ed Miliband resigned as its party leader, triggering a leadership election.

Corbyn decided to stand as a candidate, having been disillusioned by the lack of a left-wing voice, and said to his local newspaper, The Islington Tribune , that he would have a "clear anti-austerity platform". He also said he would vote to scrap the Trident nuclear weapons system and would "seek to withdraw from Nato". He suggested that Britain should establish a national investment bank to boost house-building and improve economic growth and lift wages in areas that had less investment in infrastructure.

He would also aim to eliminate the current budget deficit over time and restore the 50p top rate of income tax.

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I am standing to give Labour Party members a voice in this debate". At the Second Reading of the Welfare Reform and Work Bill in July , Corbyn joined 47 Labour MPs to oppose the Bill, describing it as "rotten and indefensible", whilst the other three leadership candidates abstained under direction from interim leader Harriet Harman.

Corbyn rapidly became the frontrunner among the candidates and was perceived to benefit from a large influx of new members.

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Hundreds of supporters turned out to hear him speak at the hustings across the nation and their enthusiastic reception and support for him was dubbed "Corbynmania" by the press. An internal Labour Party report, entitled The work of the Labour Party's Governance and Legal Unit in relation to antisemitism, — , which was leaked to the media in April , stated that, during the and leadership contests staff members at Labour party headquarters looked for ways to exclude from voting members who they believed would vote for Corbyn.

The staff members referred to this activity as " trot busting", "bashing trots" and "trot spotting". Corbynmania was the enthusiastic support for Jeremy Corbyn. Jonathan Dean characterised Corbymania as a political fandom , comparable with the enthusiastic followings of popular media stars and other modern politicians such as Bernie Sanders and Justin Trudeau. Specific features included use of the jezwecan hashtag , attendance at rallies and the posting of pictures such as selfies on social media.

Artistic, merchandising and other activity consolidated and spread this fannish enthusiasm. Corbyn's personal qualities were earnest and modest and these inspired warm emotions such as devotion and loyalty. These were seen as cultish by critics such as Margaret Beckett who said in that the Labour Party had been turned into the "Jeremy Corbyn Fan Club". A chant of "Oh, Jeremy Corbyn" was adopted as an anthem or chorus by his supporters. Sung in the style of a football chant to the tune of a riff from " Seven Nation Army " by The White Stripes , it attracted especial attention at the Glastonbury Festival of , where Corbyn appeared and spoke to the crowds.

Labour's weaker than expected performance in the United Kingdom local elections led to suggestions that Corbynmania had peaked. After being elected leader, Corbyn became Leader of the Official Opposition and shortly thereafter his appointment to the Privy Council was announced. In September an unnamed senior serving general in the British Army stated that a mutiny by the Army could occur if a future Corbyn government moved to scrap Trident, pull out of Nato or reduce the size of the armed forces.

The general staff would not allow a prime minister to jeopardise the security of this country and I think people would use whatever means possible, fair or foul to prevent that. On 13 September , Corbyn unveiled his Shadow Cabinet. Corbyn promoted a number of female backbench MPs to Shadow Cabinet roles, including Diane Abbott, Heidi Alexander and Lisa Nandy , making his the first Shadow Cabinet with more women than men, although the most senior roles went to men. After members of Islamic State carried out terrorist attacks in Paris in November , Corbyn agreed with David Cameron that a political settlement between the Syrian Government and the rebels should be aimed at resolving the Syrian civil war.

Corbyn warned against "external intervention" in Syria but told delegates that Labour would "consider the proposals the Government brings forward". After Cameron set out his case for military intervention to Parliament, [] Corbyn held a Shadow Cabinet meeting, in which he said he would continue with efforts "to reach a common view" on Syria, while Shadow Foreign Secretary Hilary Benn suggested the case for air strikes was "compelling".

I do not believe the current proposal for air strikes in Syria will protect our security and therefore cannot support it. There was widespread speculation following the vote that Corbyn would reshuffle his Shadow Cabinet to remove Hilary Benn, but Corbyn's January reshuffle retained Benn in the same position. She was replaced by Karl Turner. In the local elections , Labour had a net loss of 18 local council seats and controlled as many councils as before gaining control of Bristol but losing Dudley.

There were also Westminster by-elections in two Labour safe seats, which Labour retained: Ogmore and Sheffield Brightside and Hillsborough.

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Labour's misfortunes in Scotland continued, where they fell into third place behind the Conservatives. Following the United Kingdom European Union EU membership referendum , Corbyn was accused of "lukewarm" campaigning for Britain to remain and showing a "lack of leadership" on the issue by several party figures. Corbyn's decision to go on holiday during the campaign was criticised. Three days after the EU referendum, Hilary Benn was sacked after it was disclosed that he had been organising a mass resignation of Shadow Cabinet members to force Corbyn to stand down. Just two days later one of the newly appointed members, Pat Glass, resigned, saying "the situation is untenable".

Jeremy has failed that test". The vote did not require the party to call a leadership election, but was expected to lead to a leadership challenge. The division between Corbyn and the Labour parliamentary party continued. On 12 July , following a dispute as to whether the elected leader would need nominations in an election as a "challenger" to their own leadership, Labour's National Executive Committee NEC resolved that Corbyn, as the incumbent leader, had an automatic right to be on the ballot, [] and also decided that members needed to have been a member for more than six months to be eligible to vote, meaning that many members who had joined recently would not be able to vote.

More than 40 female Labour MPs, in an open letter during the campaign in July , called on Corbyn to deal with issues relating to online abuse, and criticised him for his allegedly unsatisfactory responses and inaction. He continued: "I have set up a code of conduct on this. The Labour party has a code of conduct on this, and it does have to be dealt with". On 16 August , Corbyn released a video of himself sitting on the floor of a Virgin Trains East Coast train while travelling to a leadership hustings in Gateshead.

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Corbyn said the train was "ram-packed" and used this to support his policy to reverse the s privatisation of the railways of Great Britain. The psephologist John Curtice wrote just before Corbyn's second leadership win: "There is evidently a section of the British public, to be found particularly among younger voters, for whom the Labour leader does have an appeal; it just does not look like a section that is big enough, on its own at least, to enable Labour to win a general election".

Only they can change the party".