Title: Jeremy Corbyn wins Labour leadership contest and vows 'fightback' - BBC News
Headings: Jeremy Corbyn wins Labour leadership contest and vows 'fightback'
Jeremy Corbyn wins Labour leadership contest and vows 'fightback'
Jeremy Corbyn has promised to lead a Labour "fightback" after being elected the party's new leader by a landslide.
'Jez we did'
His first act as leader was to attend a "refugees welcome here" rally, joining tens of thousands of people marching through central London in support of the rights of refugees.
Analysis by BBC Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg
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Content: Analysis by BBC Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg
There are problems everywhere for Labour's new leader. He has always been an outsider, an insurgent in his own party. How can he expect loyalty from his colleagues, unite the party, when he has rarely displayed it himself? MPs have been discussing ousting him for weeks. There is likely to be initial faint support from most. Don't expect a rapid coup. But don't doubt most smiles behind him at the despatch box will be through gritted teeth. And shadow ministers' resignation letters have already been written. More from Laura
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An overwhelming 85% of people who signed up as affiliated supporters for £3 voted for Mr Corbyn - but he also topped the ballot among party members and trade unionists. The BBC's assistant political editor Norman Smith said this broad support gave Mr Corbyn a strong mandate and would silence those on the right of the Labour Party who had been plotting to get rid of Mr Corbyn at the earliest opportunity, as he had "totally obliterated" his opponents.