The Labour leader faced pleas to condemn Labour activists who, it was said, were launching online attacks against Green Party backers. The Green Party still hoped to convince Mr Corbyn to strike a deal so anti-Tory parties could work together to deny Boris Johnson victory. But talks never got off the ground - and Green co-leader Sian Berry confronted the Labour leader when, she said, her party’s activists were subjected to web-based abuse. (Image: Channel 4)“From our candidates-on-the-ground perspectives, Labour’s campaign consisted of people who supported the Labour Party absolutely bullying our members and trying to get them to step aside and not exist - and doing it in the least constructive possible way, usually on social media. (Image: AFP via Getty Images)Mr Corbyn, Shadow Chancellor John McDonnell and two of Mr Corbyn’s aides were on the line, along with Ms Berry, Green MP Caroline Lucas, and party co-leader Jonathan Bartley.

Source: Daily Mirror January 21, 2020 21:00 UTC