Jeremy Corbyn wins Labour leadership with 61.8% of vote
He calls for unity after defeating challenger Owen Smith
Mr Corbyn thanks 'more than 300,000' who voted for him
Chuka Umunna says the leadership question is "settled"
Once more with feeling. Jeremy Corbyn and his legions of activists can claim that today, having won for the second time and extended their grip on the Labour Party.
Read More"There's no way you can spin it other than a fantastic result," says James Schneider, national organiser of the Corbyn-supporting Momentum movement.
He dismisses the suggestion that Jeremy Corbyn won with the support of "Johnny come latelys", arguing that many registered supporters who paid £25 to take part in the contest were members who had been denied a vote otherwise.
Under party rules, only those who had joined Labour before February could take part, unless they paid to be registered supporters.
Addressing Labour MPs who might fear a purge following Mr Corbyn's re-election, Mr Schneider says:
Quote MessageCome and talk to us... We're not campaigning for deselections."
Labour MP Seema Malhotra, who left the front bench this year, is asked whether she would accept John McDonnell's invitation for "a cup of tea and a chat", which he has extended to Corbyn critics.
"A cup of tea and a chat is going to be due across the Labour Party," she says.
She adds that is important that the party stays together.
Jeremy Corbyn speaks after he wins a second Labour leadership contest.
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"He talks the sort of politics which I've always felt my whole life," says a supporter of Jeremy Corbyn at the Momentum rally.
"It's fantastic to have this sort of opportunity that we can actually change things," she adds,
Quote MessageWe don't want people in suits telling us lies any more... We want people making decisions that really understand what it's like to be normal, to be an ordinary person."
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"The leadership issue is settled now and we've got to move forward," says Labour MP Chuka Umunna.
But he says he is "flabbergasted" that immigration did not figure more in the leadership debate, as around a third of Labour supporters have a different view to the party.
He indicates he will not join Mr Corbyn's frontbench team.
"Being on the frontbench is not the only way of serving," says Mr Umunna, who is running for chairman of the Home Affairs Select Committee.
Image source, bbLabour MP Louise Haigh tells Norman Smith says she is "disappointed" with Jeremy Corbyn's victory.
She says Mr Corbyn failed to win over more established Labour Party members but Owen Smith failed to win over "newer members".
However, she says she will remain on the front bench if the leader wants her to do so.
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Owen Smith joins a standing ovation following Jeremy Corbyn's acceptance speech
Image source, Getty ImagesJeremy Corbyn promises to "wipe the slate clean" and bring Labour together after he is re-elected as leader, defeating Owen Smith.
Read MoreJeremy Corbyn attacks Theresa May's plan for grammar schools and "segregation" and calls on people to support a campaign for "inclusive" education next Saturday.
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Jeremy Corbyn says Theresa's May's Conservative government is not new but is David Cameron's government with "a new hard-right edge, repackaged with progressive slogans".
He appeals: "Help us build support for a genuine alternative."
And he adds:
Quote MessageI've no doubt this party can win the next general election, whenever the prime minister decides to call it."
What next for allies and opponents of Jeremy Corbyn now he has been re-elected as Labour leader?
Read MoreJeremy Corbyn says there is "far more that unites us than divides us".
Repeating a pledge he made to critics before the election result, he adds: "Let's wipe that slate clean."
He says Labour has a "duty of care" to its members and condemns "intimidation and abuse".
Jeremy Corbyn thanks the "more than 300,000 supporters" who voted for him.
He also thanks Owen Smith and says they are "part of the same Labour family and that's how it's all going to be".
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Jeremy Corbyn has won the Labour leadership contest with 313,309 votes. Challenger Owen Smith got 193,229.
A total of 506,438 cast their votes, higher than earlier estimates.
Mr Corbyn got 61.8% of votes cast - an increase on his winning margin last year.
The Guardian is reporting that Jeremy Corbyn has won with 62% of the vote.
BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith says that, if true, "his team will present that as a big win and a serious consolidation of his mandate".