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Victory in his Sights
But Team Corbyn taking nothing for granted as Jeremy begins campaign

JEREMY CORBYN is on course to claim a second Labour leadership victory — and could emerge with an even bigger mandate, his team predicted yesterday.

A spokesman for the Labour leader said he is not taking victory over Owen Smith for granted but believes the evidence shows support for Mr Corbyn within the party has grown since he won with a landslide 59.5 per cent of the vote last summer.

Speaking ahead of his campaign launch today, he said that Mr Corbyn “is not complacent in any way.

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