In his big speech Jeremy Corbyn urges a "kinder" type of politics
But on the last day the new leader faces criticism over his anti-nuclear stance
Labour leader says he would not use nuclear weapons if he was prime minister
Shadow defence secretary Maria Eagle calls his comments "not helpful"
Shadow foreign secretary Hilary Benn urges Mr Corbyn to abide by party policy
Conservatives accuse Mr Corbyn of planning to "lower Britain's defences"
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Here's how some of the morning's papers are viewing Jeremy Corbyn's first conference speech as Labour leader.
"Jeremy Corbyn embarrassed after it emerged passages of speech were written in the 1980s," writes the Telegraph, external, after it emerged that parts of the speech came from a blog by speechwriter Richard Heller and rejected by previous Labour leaders.
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BBC political editor Laura Kuennsberg tells Today that Jeremy Corbyn may be "unspun" but he is "very determined". She says this Labour conference week "has not been the disaster" that some of Mr Corbyn's opponents had predicted, but there is "a clock ticking" until elections in Scotland, Wales and London that will be a test of the party.
Just to come back to earlier in the interview when Mr Corbyn was setting out his views on wanting a nuclear free world he was asked - while he was talking - whether he would ever press the nuclear button as PM. His answer to that question, interrupting his wider point, was "no".
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Returning to his theme of a new way of doing politics, Jeremy Corbyn says: "Look at the increase in membership, look at the increase in activism." That is good for politics and for society, he argues.
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Mr Corbyn says Labour has an economic policy "that retains the 50% rate of tax".
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Jeremy Corbyn says "we have to review" policies of selling arms to regimes such as Saudi Arabia and Bahrain which are involved "in human rights abuses".
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The Labour leader says the party will be "having a review of defence policy as a whole", adding: "Nuclear weapons are not the only issue in defence."
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Mr Corbyn repeats his opposition to Trident and support for "a nuclear free world".
Quote MessageThere are many in the military that don't want Trident renewed... They would rather see the money spent on conventional weapons and conventional forces."
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Jeremy Corbyn says Labour should campaign to get young people and the "disenfranchised" to register and vote. He says he is "absolutely not" ruling out appealing to Conservative voters. He claims some former Tory voters helped out in his leadership campaign.
Quote MessageWould you believe that?"
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Jeremy Corbyn says his was "a speech to a conference, to a party, to the public, to a wider world". He adds that he wanted to start by "setting out some general philosophical ideas" rather than policy details.
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Asked why he didn't mention the deficit in his leader's speech yesterday, Mr Corbyn said the economy was covered in shadow chancellor John McDonnell's speech the previous day. Labour's policy is "essentially about investing in a growing economy, which will drive down the deficit".
He adds:
Quote MessageYou're not going to cut your way to prosperity, you grow your way to prosperity."
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Jeremy Corbyn's next interview is for Radio 4's Today, in what he calls their "charming" little Brighton studio. Asked if he can envision being prime minister, he says: "Obviously."
Quote MessageI have been elected the leader on the largest mandate ever received."
Image source, PALabour MPs should be given a free vote on military action in Syria, shadow chancellor John McDonnell has said.
Mr McDonnell told a meeting hosted by The Guardian at the Labour conference that Syria and the renewal of Trident were issues on which he did not expect consensus within the party.
He said he believed a vote on military action in Syria should be made "on the basis of conscience".