Lucy Powell says Labour has to be bolder after winning deputy leadership election against Bridget Phillipson

Summary

Lucy Powell says Labour "has to be bolder" after becoming deputy leader of the party following Angela Rayner's resignation from the position last month
Powell beat Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson in the race - here's a breakdown of the final vote
In her victory speech, Powell says she will try and "wrestle back the political megaphone" as Labour has let "Farage run away with it"
Phillipson wishes Powell the "very best", adding she is "disappointed to have lost" but "proud of the campaign"
PM Keir Starmer calls Powell a "proud defender of Labour values", but Tory chairman Kevin Hollinrake says Starmer "won't have the backbone" to stand up to Powell - what's the wider political reaction?
The party leadership will be relieved with Powell's underwhelming margin of victory, it shows there isn't an out and out rejection of how Labour is being run, writes our political correspondent

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Edited by Matt Spivey and Rorey Bosotti, with Iain Watson reporting from the venue in London