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Jeremy Corbyn and John Mcdonnell have on the work of the "catastrophic" defeat on Thursday to the election, you lose, saw 59 seats.

Mr Corbyn and Mr McDonnell told the BBC That he "owns this disaster."

The leader and The Shadow Chancellor, said she would step down in the New Year .

The race for her replacement has already begun, with Wigan MP Lisa Nandy to say, for the First Time , she was running thinking "seriously".

Labour Party , have suggested to the officers That Jeremy Corbyn 's successor in place by the end of March.

Jennie Formby , The Party 's General Secretary , has written to The National Executive Committee of the recommendation of the competition begins at 7. January.

Labour suffered its worst election result since 1935, on Thursday and saw its share of votes in the the fall of eight points.

The Conservatives won a Commons majority of 80 - The Party win the largest election in 30 years to sweep aside labour in the traditional heart of the country.

Mr Corbyn apologised to Labour supporters, in two articles in the Sunday papers, calling it a "blow for all who so desperately need real change in Our Country ".

Write an open letter in the Sunday Mirror , he said, he took his "responsibility" for the result, but insisted That he remained "proud" of The Party 's campaign.

He said his own campaign had again to be successfully seen, the terms of The Debate , and his Manifesto, as "historically important".

Mr Corbyn wrote two articles in the Sunday papers But Mr McDonnell has argued, "it's on me," as he apologised for The Performance , on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.

The Shadow Chancellor said he was sorry for not to articulate the "able," The Party , the campaign message, the survey.

But he accused the "media representation" of Mr Corbyn said: "of course, The System is the Kitchen Sink throw at you", if you are up to the challenge.

Former Labour MP Caroline Flint - who lost her seat on Thursday laid much of the blame at the leadership of the door.

they also criticized The Party 's position on the UK's EU-exit for to leave some voters behind, the say Sky's Sophie ridge, the "burning Remainers," as The Shadow of Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer and shadow foreign Minister, Emily Thornberry , "contributed to the victims of" seats.

Caroline Flint is a longtime critic of Jeremy Corbyn Ms Thornberry accused say, one of your colleagues of a Brexit-backing-field: "I'm not happy That my voters are as dumb as your. "

Ms Thornberry said the allegation was "a complete lie". She added: I never said That it is hope to anyone, nor anything, and I, it is needless to say, it is something I would ever think. "

now she has instructed the lawyers on Ms Flint 's comments.

Ms Flint added: "I believe That someone, who is the architect, which is our European Policy in The Last years of credible leaders. I don't think you can win back these seats. "

Instead, you: Ms Nandy and shadow business said Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey was "worth a look".

Ms Nandy told the BBC's Andrew Marr , she was considering a leadership bid after the "most of all, defeat for Labour shake".

"In cities like me, the earth was quaking, like the whole of the Labour base to disintegrate under our feet," she added.

Ms Nandy has help A Number of Proposals , including the development of The Party -Central London - to, "again to the "coalition" between "the Lewishams, and the weight of this component", and a Labour Party That "speaks for both of them".

A Number of other candidates expected to join the race, including the Salford and Eccles MP, Ms Long-Bailey, and Birmingham Yardley MP Jess Phillips .

Ms Phillips to join in the work to change it, to argue, to many working-class people, who do not believe The Party is better than the Tories .

Jess Phillips (l) and Rebecca Long-Bailey (r) could throw their hats in The Ring to be the next Labour leader Asked of the candidates, Mr McDonnell said That he prefer the other," Ms Phillips, naming Ms Long-Bailey, The Shadow education secretary, Angela Rayner , and shadow women and equalities minister, Dawn Butler as possibilities would be ".

He said Ms. Phillips was a talented "really", but added: "I want someone who's involved is actually really solid in the development of the existing Policy - That is why Becky and Angie and Dawn and the others were so good. "

Mr McDonnell said it "should further a woman at the top", and was "probably time for a non-Metropolitan area" leader " and added: "I think it's time for a non-London MP, we need a Northern Voice as much as possible. "

shadow justice Minister Richard Burgon also Ms supports Long-Bailey, and said he carried out consider his Deputy.

"colleagues have on me," he said to Sky.

Let the Labour leadership battle commence analysis from John Pienaar , the BBC's Deputy Policy chief

Brave infantry soldiers in the muddy trenches of the Great war would fall on the Barbed Wire , in order to their comrades to March over the back and advance in the direction of the weapons of The Enemy .

Can you imagine? No, I don't.

It is perhaps easier to see why it has to fight already a line of Labour politicians preparing to successfully Jeremy Corbyn .

Boris Johnson 's 80-member lower house-a majority by any normal standard could be large enough to Labour's repel further ahead in five years.

It is useful to Imagine That the other leaders could come and clutches go before work again in the areas it has lost, assuming it ever does.

Who are the upcoming leadership contest and wins first of all, a triumph in the battle for the map, Labour rate through The Field of battle; to decide how deep a shade of red, The Party of battle-flag should be (just to torture the metaphor a little More ).

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Meanwhile , the Conservatives are in the preparations of The First week of your new government.

Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Rishi Sunak , told Andrew Marr it was their "intention" to return to, Boris Johnson , brexit bill to the Parliament "before Christmas " - he would not confirm the date.

"as soon As possible would perfect," he said. "But obviously these conversations have to take place between the relevant parties and The House authorities, as we speak. "

MPs back to Westminster on Tuesday and begin The Process of swearing-in, before The Queen officially opening Parliament on Thursday .

Mr Johnson 's Queen' s an obligation of The Party to their NHS spending plan into law, as a symbol of commitment for the health service. is Speech

Downing Street has confirmed, is a review of the Whitehall departments - and the Sunday Newspapers report That the Prime Minister , the work on Christmas on plans to merge and split various offices.

the Sunday Telegraph says the PM's chief adviser, Dominic Cummings , is the preparation to ensure it delivers on Mr. Johnson' s agenda.

But Mr Gove said the government would not choice Scotland grant another referendum on independence, despite the successes of the SNP in Thursday .

The Party said the campaign for an independent Scotland, won 48 seats - up to 35 - and its Director, Nicola Sturgeon , they gained "The Right to pursue The Plan " for a further vote.

Ms sturgeon, The First Minister of Scotland, said: "they are raging against reality, as long as you can, but Scotland has not chosen a very different future than most of the rest of the UK, and you can stand in the way of The Will of the Scottish People .

"Fundamentally, democracy offered to and respects. "

Meanwhile , the Sunday Times claims That up to one third of the members of the Cabinet, Whitehall, could departments be abolished, and officials replaced by external experts.

It has also been confirmed That the government has ordered to consider a review on decriminalising non-payment of the BBC licence fee, the cost of £154. 50 a year.

What's happening This Week ? The earliest The State could be the opening of the Parliament, is to start on Monday, Tuesday

procedures, if MPs gather for their first duty: the election of the speaker, Sir Lindsay Hoyle , replaced John Bercow in November. Technically, MPs can hold a vote on this motion, but this has never happened in practice.

Later in The Day , are the speaker, you begin The Process of swearing-in members who are required to take an oath of allegiance to The Crown , or, if you object to That , a solemn confirmation. Those who speak or vote without having done so deprived of a seat ", As If you were dead," under the Parliamentary Oaths Act of 1866.

Two to Three Days are usually set aside for this process.

Thursday

Depending on how quickly Boris Johnson wants to move The Debate on The Queen 's Speech could continue into Friday.

is complete Speech After The Debate on The Queen 's, the members will vote on whether to approve it. Since 1924, a government has been defeated on The Queen 's speech.

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