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Jeremy Corbyn has said he will not replace the endorsement of a candidate to him as a Labour leader.

When asked whether he had made, his thoughts, he said: "I'm not going to say who I'm voting you for. "

It Comes as the six leadership contenders inside its stall at a meeting of the Labour members in Westminster.

All highlighted the need for change after his last election defeat, Lisa Nandy to say that The Party would not die, "earn", if it change course.

The MPs need the support of at least 20 of their colleagues to be on the ballot. The Winner will be announced on 4. April.

Sheffield City region, mayor and MP, Dan Jarvis has been ruled out, meanwhile, a leading commandment.

Shadow business Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey, the newest candidate in the race to enter, he has promised to build, the Mr Corbyn socialist political agenda if you are elected leader.

Speaking of earlier to Itv News , said Mr Corbyn, the full score for his leadership of The Party , describing him as the "most honest, kind, principled politician," that she has ever met.

"What was we can not ignore that Jeremy was've savaged from the first day through The Press .

"We have to develop a role for The Party to which The Image of our leaders and put them in The Most positive way, but we have also a duty to resist criticism and attacks. "

"Ten out of ten"

Mr Corbyn told Bbc News that the woman was a Long-Bailey, a "wonderful colleague" who had given him "ten out of ten", but added: "I never make the mark My Own homework. "

Labour MPs' leadership hustings was closed to the media, but some of the competitors published the text of the talk you planned to.

Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer planned to tell MPs: "I think we can re-party confidence in our Labour. We have The Talent in this room, if we use it, and if we pull together. I think we can force a path to victory. "

backbenchers Jess Phillips team said they planned to select "a passionate case for The Party , a different kind of leader".

"I don't want to be the leader of the opposition - I want to say to the Prime Minister ," she was expected to, your work colleagues.

'Change course or die'

BBC Political correspondent Iain Watson was among the reporters of the talk to listen to in the hallway outside the conference room.

He said Lisa Nandy told MPs "Never Again can we allow groups and friends of the leader to determine where the resources go" during the elections.

The Wigan MP said in her opening speech: "The leadership debate is perhaps The Most important in our history. Now is not the time to stabilize The Ship . If we don't change course, we will die and we will deserve to us. "

All candidates, including Emily Thornberry and Clive Lewis , was asked to help Halifax MP Holly Lynch , what she had done, personally, is the root of anti-Semitism in The Party , and what you would do.

Mrs Long, Bailey said, the voters did not trust The Party , with the theme, and the elimination of which was part of The Process of "building trust".

According to Labour peer Lord grove, in the was in The Room , Ms Nandy said that she would accept all the results of a review into The Party of the procedure by the Equalities and Human Rights Commission and the implementation of all its recommendations.

Mr Lewis told BBC Newsnight he would "brutally honest" about The State , the work was in, say, policy was to the Central and The Right and left side were unable to work together ", without a heel on the throat of The Other ."

He also suggested that some of the people who voted were in favour of British EU withdrawal racist. "The Brexit-the project had A Number of components, And One of them was racist. Some of it went back to the Control . "

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Source of news: bbc.com