Title: Jeremy Corbyn is new Labour leader with stunning 60 per cent of votes in first round
Headings: Jeremy Corbyn is new Labour leader with stunning 60 per cent of votes in first round
Jeremy Corbyn is new Labour leader with stunning 60 per cent of votes in first round
Follow our live blog for Sunday as Jeremy Corbyn picks his shadow cabinet
Summary of the day's events
How the members, registered supporters and affiliated supporters ALL backed Jeremy Corbyn
Key questions posed by Jeremy Corbyn's victory
:: How will Labour's agenda change?
:: How will the public react?
:: How will the party react?
:: How will he change parliament?
:: Will he be able to form a shadow cabinet?
:: How will any internal opposition emerge?
:: Could there be a coup to remove him?
:: Could the party split?
How the day unfolded
Yvette to Jeremy: 'Congratulations'
Jeremy Corbyn: We don't need nuclear weapons
How the internet reacted
Jeremy Corbyn: 'We are all humans'
Jeremy Corbyn: We want to change Prime Minister's Questions
Corbyn: My job is a complicated one
Corbyn attending pro-refugee rally
Tory fightback
Labour is game on for 2020
Jeremy Corbyn: 'So many magic moments'
The challenges facing Jeremy Corbyn
Shadow cabinet
First week
Syria
Elections
Jeremy thanks his supporters
Jeremy Corbyn heads to the pub
'You've changed the world today'
Pro-refugee march
Lord Prescott's reaction
Chuka Umunna's reaction
Sinn Fein's reaction
Yvette Cooper's reaction
Spain's support for Corbyn
Two more shadow cabinet ministers bite the dust
Corbyn victory costs bookies £1m
Tristram Hunt will not join new shadow cabinet
Donald Trump: Corbyn who?
A 'one world' vision for Labour
How the business world reacted
Meanwhile...
How the other parties reacted
Jeremy Corbyn pulls out of TV interview
Ed Miliband reacts
The reaction from Scotland
The unions react
Jeremy Corbyn speaks
Jeremy Corbyn's result in context
Shadow health minister resigns
Corbyn wins in every category
How the members, registered supporters and affiliated supporters ALL backed Jeremy Corbyn
JEREMY CORBYN WINS WITH 59.5%
Tom Watson sets out his vision
Tom Watson is deputy leader
Round one
Round two
Round three
Candidates enter the room
It's about to begin...
Jeremy Corbyn'x ex-wife speak out
Jeremy Corbyn mobbed by fans
Yvette Cooper arrives
Andy Burnham arrives
Jeremy Corbyn has won (apparently)
Jeremy Corbyn to win in 2020?
Watch live now
Jeremy Corbyn arrives
Turnout: 76.3 per cent
Is your region searching for Jeremy Corbyn?
Jeremy Corbyn's life and times in pictures
Harriet Harman: We must unite today
How Corbynmania gripped the internet
'Jeremy's an ordinary guy'
Cool casual or grandad?
Labour MPs call for party unity
Shadow cabinet resignations
'It would be amazing if he didn't win'
How today will unfold
The waiting game
The deputy
The big announcement
The winning speech
The media storm
The crunch talks

Content: Only Labour can speak for the real Britain. We can win in 2020." • A number of existing shadow cabinet ministers said they will not take up their positions in Mr Corbyn's cabinet. Tristram Hunt, Yvette Cooper, Emma Reynolds, Angela Smith, Chris Leslie, Liz Kendall and Rachel Reeves are among those stepping down. Ed Miliband also said he was content on the backbenches. Mr Corbyn will spend Sunday appointing his shadow cabinet, with most decisions expected by Monday. He cancelled a planned interview on the Andrew Marr show on Sunday morning to clear space in his busy schedule for making the appointments. Those that have said they would serve in his cabinet if asked include Hilary Benn, Angela Eagle, Caroline Flint, Chris Bryant and Maria Eagle. • The Conservatives launched an assault on Labour after Mr Corbyn's appointment, warning that they "pose a threat to our economy and national security" but some senior Tories warned the party not be "complacent" or "cocky" in their attacks on Mr Corbyn. Key questions posed by Jeremy Corbyn's victory
What does Jeremy Corbyn's election as Labour leader mean for British politics?