Simon Jenkins lead (full page) comment piece in the Standard, about Sadiq Khan, finished:
"These are early days in the life cycle of new old Labour but the stakes are high for both Khan and Corbyn. Throughout the mayoral campaign Khan will remain a whipped Labour MP, probably against a Tory with a record of glamorous rebellion and dissent.
The best advice must be for him to run against Corbyn, to have clear water between him and the Leftist mafia now in the party ascendant. He must show himself to his own man with his own personality. To put it mildly, he has nothing to lose."
Leftist mafia
Don Corbyloni
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on another note I think Corbyn looks on screen a little tired, hungry and irritated. Its one thing to try and not play the usual media games, but I would advise he have a weekend off, a couple of pints, and come back to this a little cooler and cheerier. I think "people" respond to leaders that come across as confident - at the moment Corbyn gives off a few nerves. He should be high after the campaign, and all the affection he has received from the public... but it doesnt really feel that way in terms of media snapshots.
Unlike the likes of Blair Brown Cameron Johnson etc, Corbyn never hungered for the top job - they all dreamt of it, coveted it, and thought they deserve it - I'm worried Corbyn comes across a little reluctant in the role < from a media presentation point of view only.