Britain's Labour Party is showing more signs of a major split, with it appearing on the brink of appointing a leftist candidate as leader.
Jeremy Corbyn has a huge lead among Labour voters, according to a new poll, with the leader due to be announced next month.
But centrist figures from Labour's government run by former Prime Minister Tony Blair continue to warn against choosing left-wing Mr Corbyn after May's resounding election defeat.
Tony Blair's former spin doctor Alastair Campbell is urging Labour members to vote ABC - 'Anyone But Corbyn'.
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Professor John Curtice of Strathclyde University says Labour's fortunes will depend to a great extent on its economic policies.
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