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digesting what the Triumph of Jeremy Corbyn means for the Labour Party.

This week saw the dominant triumph of Jeremy Corbyn as he was finally elected leader of the Labour Party. I'm joined by our political

editor George Eaton and a new Shaqualian who is deputy web editor to talk about the first week. I'm going to start with you.

I'm going to start with you.

Let's go right back to the Victory Speech, the special conference that they had at the

QE2 Center, although the People's QE2 Center,

I saw your gag about that.

Was that stage managed well?

Because a lot of the criticisms about Corbyn

have been that he hasn't managed to present himself in a good way.

Was that at least?

Well, the speech went down very well in the hall as you'd expect.

A lot of the thousands who voted for him were there. But I think he failed to reach out to the country in that speech.

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