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The Morning Star reprints an account of the event to mark Corbyn’s 30th anniversary of being an MP, from Wednesday September 4 2013, by then parliamentary correspondent ROGER BAGLEY
Roger Bagley
Shadow minister accuses Cabinet Office Minister Francis Maude of ramping up 'vicious' campaign against public-sector trade unions
Foreign Secretary announces a partial reopening of Tehran embassy
Timid shadow education secretary takes 45 minutes to stand up to opposite number
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg says his ministers will not capitulate to Eric Pickles and Francis Maude's 'pointless and mean' anti-worker campaign
MPs hail The Failed Experiment and How to Build a Future That Works, which exposes the follies leading to the 2008 financial crash
Left MP Skinner calls for campaign of resistance as the Queen takes another swipe at working people
Labour leader Ed Miliband leads a Commons attack on the Prime Minister, accusing him of “cheerleading” for the proposed takeover of British drugs firm AstraZeneca by giant US rival Pfizer, putting jobs in jeopardy
Sufferers travelling hundreds of miles in search of emergency care
Peter Mandelson's firm is among the shameful 16
Dennis Skinner calls for mass campaign after Maria Miller quits over expenses scandal
David Lidington denies EU-US pact will lead to further privatisation
Labour government hails new devolution agenda with 'regional ministers' to boost localities
Prime Minister David Cameron faces a rising Tory rebellion in Commons over Culture Secretary's scandalous expenses overspend amid accusations her repayment was too little
Union holds vigil in Westminster calling for end of 'mental illness' label as 18 million transgender people worldwide face victimisation, harassment and violence
Labour Party leader ignores low incomes and housing crisis as he commits to keep Tory spending policy if he wins 2015 election
McCluskey warns Labour could be challenged by new workers' party if it loses 2015 election
Pursuing cuts 'will lead to electoral defeat'
Proposed party 'would work with Labour' but push back against austerity
Vicious spending limit passes by 520-22
Budget promises yet more pain for workers
A giant of socialism dies peacefully at home
'He could lift a room just by walking in'
Trade unionists, peace activists and progressives line up to pay tribute
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg faced ridicule in the Commons following his party's election humiliation
Miliband refuses to promise an in-out vote
Clause 119 would let officials shut hospitals at cash-strapped trusts
Bob Crow 1961-2014
Labour plans to put 50,000 youth on min wage