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The Unite boss, Len McCluskey, has accused Labour’s deputy leader, Tom Watson, of trying to turn members against Jeremy Corbyn over the leadership’s refusal to fully back a second referendum. Tensions over the party’s second referendum policy broke out into the open on Sunday night as it braces for difficult European election results. McCluskey suggested Watson was part of an anti-Corbyn plot after the deputy leader said Labour’s approach to a public vote was “mealy-mouthed” and directly responsible for the party losing ground to the Liberal Democrats and Greens in the European polls. Watson won backing from one of Corbyn’s close allies, the shadow attorney general, Shami Chakrabarti, who said it was now “past midnight” and time to support a second referendum as a way of breaking the deadlock over Brexit. McCluskey, another ally of Corbyn and general secretary of Labour’s biggest trade union donor, said Watson was acting like … [Read more...] about Len McCluskey accuses Tom Watson of anti-Corbyn plot

Tom Watson is quitting parliament and stepping down as Labour’s deputy leader, reopening the debate about the party’s direction under Jeremy Corbyn. Watson, who is one of Labour’s best-known figures, has represented the constituency of West Bromwich East since 2001. In a letter to Corbyn released by Labour, he said his decision to step down was “personal, not political”. He added: “Our many shared interests are less well known than our political differences, but I will continue to devote myself to the things we often talk about: gambling reform, music and arts, stopping press intrusion, obesity and public health and of course horticulture and cycling.” Watson has repeatedly clashed with Jeremy Corbyn, including over the Labour leader’s Brexit stance and his handling of antisemitism. The party’s conference in Brighton in September was overshadowed by a botched bid to abolish his post. The Labour leader called off the attempt to clip … [Read more...] about Tom Watson quits as Labour deputy leader and steps down as MP

Tom Hiddleston and Benedict Cumberbatch sparked delight from fans on Saturday as they took to the stage for the epic Marvel panel at San Diego Comic-Con. The two actors represented the Brits at the film showcase, which saw the long-awaited confirmation of Phase Four after months of speculation. Tom - who plays the God of Mischief Loki - and Benedict - who plays Doctor Strange - delighted the crowd in Hall H with their appearance, as it was revealed both of their characters' tales would be expanded in both the film and TV universe. They're here! Tom Hiddleston and Benedict Cumberbatch sparked delight from fans on Saturday as they took to the stage for the epic Marvel panel at San Diego Comic-Con Both no stranger to a Comic-Con appearance, Tom, 38, and Benedict, 43, took to the stage to a roaring reception as they teased their roles in Marvel Phase Four. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Angelina Jolie confirms role in upcoming The Eternals as she... Marvel confirms … [Read more...] about Tom Hiddleston sparks fan hysteria as he joins fellow British hunk Benedict Cumberbatch on stage for the epic Marvel Panel at San Diego Comic-Con

Alejandro González Iñárritu’s epic western The Revenant leads the race for the 2016 Oscars. The film picked up nominations in half the possible categories, including best picture, as well as a surprise nod for Tom Hardy as best supporting actor for a total of 12 nominations. Another gritty tale of outback survival – Australian apocalypse hit Mad Max: Fury Road – picked up 10 nominations to take it into second place. Meanwhile a third populist story about a man battling harsh nature and hostile adversaries - sci-fi yarn The Martian – came in third with 10. Eight films were nominated for best picture, with Spotlight, Bridge of Spies, The Big Short, Room and Brooklyn completing the list. There was good news for Charlotte Rampling, who was nominated for best actress for her role in Andrew Haigh’s 45 Years, despite being snubbed at the Baftas. Todd Haynes’s Carol took six nominations (but not best picture); the same as investigative … [Read more...] about Oscar nominations 2016: The Revenant leads field, Mad Max in second place

One of the former politicians wrongly accused by a fantasist behind the bogus VIP paedophile claims is set to stand against Labour deputy leader Tom Watson in the next election. Former Tory MP Harvey Proctor, who was falsely accused of murder by Carl Beech, is furious that Watson amplified the false allegations by meeting Beech, making statements in Parliament and writing to police. After Watson refused to stand down over the scandal, Mr Proctor says he is preparing to take him on at the next election in a bid to rob him of his seat in Parliament. Mr Proctor was speaking ahead of Carl Beech's sentencing for 12 counts of perverting the course of justice and one of fraud, following his conviction earlier this week. Tom Watson, pictured earlier this week, is under pressure to resign over his role in amplifying bogus claims made by a fantasist behind the botched VIP peadophile ring investigation Mr Watson, who has been West Bromwich East MP since 2001, is already the target of anger from … [Read more...] about Harvey Proctor vows to stand against Tom Watson at the next election in revenge for Labour’s deputy backing Carl Beech’s vile lies over VIP paedophile ring