David Cameron today accused Jeremy Corbyn of having a "terrorist-sympathising, Britain-hating ideology". Last week Jeremy Corbyn said David Cameron's government had been bought by the hedge funds. As the gulf between the two major parties is at its largest for decades, we compare and contrast their conference speeches. | Channel 4 News

Jeremy Corbyn said he was "shocked beyond appalled" over some media coverage about refugees. In his one of his first speeches since being elected Labour leader on Saturday, he addressed a rally about rights for refugees held in Parliament Square, Westminster. He claimed "a lot of politicians had rediscovered their principles, their principles of humanity" over the refugees arriving in Europe in recent weeks. Mr Corbyn called on people to open their hearts, minds and attitudes "towards people who

"I want to also make it clear that I will not lead the party in any future general election campaign." Jeremy Corbyn announces his resignation after Labour's historic election loss. | The Sun