Veteran socialist Jeremy Corbyn was re-elected head of Britain's Labour Party on Saturday, defeating a challenge to his year-old leadership, to the delight of his grass-roots supporters and the despair of party centrists, who fear he will lead Labour into the political wilderness. Refused to resignOther Labour members, and most of the party's lawmakers, want power — and think Labour can't win it while Corbyn is in charge. "It's not my way, and it's not the Labour way," he said. "I hope that now the Parliamentary Labour Party will settle down and unite behind the leader," she said. "He is nothing other than a complete and utter disaster for the Labour Party," McTernan said.

Source: CBC News September 24, 2016 13:21 UTC