NEIL KINNOCK, former Labour leader, resigned because he “accepted blame” for his party’s loss in the 1992 general election, as revealed in a throwback video – current leader Jeremy Corbyn, on the other hand, is yet to announce a departure date.
secured only 203 seats across the UK – the party’s worst performance in an election since 1935. It showed a significant loss of support for the party since the 2017 election and marks nine years since Labour managed to get into No10. While he did announce he would not lead Labour into the next election, Mr Corbyn has refused to step down immediately in the wake of the party’s humiliation, despite repeated calls for his resignation from other MPs.
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