LABOUR could soon be wiped out entirely if party members agree to elect a new leader who 'perpetuates Corbynism' despite the latest electoral defeat, former Labour MP Phil Wilson warned.
Speaking to LBC, the former Labour MP said:"I think the Labour Party is one more mistake away from oblivion, really."If we continue along the line of another leader who, you know, just perpetuates Corbynism or that kind of far-left kind of politics, I think what will happen is that maybe more people will turn away and those people who have already turned away, won't come back."
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