Catch-up: Corbyn must connect with public to survive says Kinnockpublished at 08:28 Greenwich Mean Time 28 January 2016
Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock has questioned whether Jeremy Corbyn can win power and said he could face calls to stand down if he does not "make advances" with the public.
Lord Kinnock said Mr Corbyn's task was to "win power for the party" rather than to "secure power in the party".
While Mr Corbyn should have "space" to lead, he said he must pass clear tests.
And he suggested that if Mr Corbyn failed to connect with the electorate, "he may come to his own conclusions".