Britain's Labour Party is making legal checks on a leadership process being questioned over its fairness, and threatening to split the party.
Some Labour members fear infiltrators are joining the party to vote for leftist candidate Jeremy Corbyn in a bid to scupper its electoral chances nationally.
Left-winger Mr Corbyn leads the leadership contest according to polls.
Labour's new leader will be announced on September 12th - over four months after a resounding defeat in Britain's general election.
Leadership candidate Yvette Cooper says a vote for Jeremy Corbyn is a vote for a protest party rather than a party of government.
IN: "People have…
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Some Labour members fear infiltrators are joining the party to vote for leftist candidate Jeremy Corbyn in a bid to scupper its electoral chances nationally.
Left-winger Mr Corbyn leads the leadership contest according to polls.
Labour's new leader will be announced on September 12th - over four months after a resounding defeat in Britain's general election.
Leadership candidate Yvette Cooper says a vote for Jeremy Corbyn is a vote for a protest party rather than a party of government.
IN: "People have…
OUT: …to practice."
DUR: 28 secs
http://www.fsnradionews.com/feeds/0819labour-cooper1.mp3