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Corbyn: Most people share my values Jeremy Corbyn: Most people share my values
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Jeremy Corbyn is to use his first conference speech as Labour Party leader to emphasise his patriotism and love for his country - and state most Britons share his values on life. Jeremy Corbyn is to use his first conference speech as Labour Party leader to emphasise his patriotism - and state most Britons share his values.
In his speech, he will says he was elected to pursue a "kinder politics" to achieve a "caring society". In his speech, he will say he was elected to pursue a "kinder politics" to achieve a "caring society".
He will also say he will not impose "leadership lines" on his party.He will also say he will not impose "leadership lines" on his party.
Some of Mr Corbyn's shadow cabinet do not agree with him on issues including the UK's nuclear missile system.Some of Mr Corbyn's shadow cabinet do not agree with him on issues including the UK's nuclear missile system.
Shadow defence secretary Maria Eagle is among the frontbenchers who think the Trident system should be renewed, but Mr Corbyn told a CND rally in Brighton he was "as committed as ever" to abolishing it. Shadow defence secretary Maria Eagle is among the frontbenchers who think the Trident system should be renewed, but Mr Corbyn told a rally in Brighton he was "as committed as ever" to abolishing it.
'British values''British values'
The left-wing Islington North MP's speech comes after he swept to victory in Labour's leadership contest, having joined it as a 200-1 outsider. The left-wing Islington North MP swept to victory in Labour's leadership contest, having joined it as a 200-1 outsider.
In his first weeks as leader, he has promised a "new politics", consulting party members on forming policy and has attempted to make Prime Minister's Questions less "theatrical" with a new approach.In his first weeks as leader, he has promised a "new politics", consulting party members on forming policy and has attempted to make Prime Minister's Questions less "theatrical" with a new approach.
But he has also faced attacks from some Labour figures, with a number of MPs refusing to serve in his shadow cabinet. Mr Corbyn was also criticised for not singing the national anthem during a Battle of Britain memorial and has refused to say whether he will kneel to the Queen when he becomes a member of the Privy Council. But he has also faced attacks from some Labour figures, with a number of MPs refusing to serve in his shadow cabinet.
His speech comes after that of his ally, shadow chancellor John McDonnell, who told the conference on Monday that Labour could reject austerity while still "living within our means". Mr Corbyn was also criticised for not singing the national anthem during a Battle of Britain memorial, and has refused to say whether he will kneel to the Queen when he becomes a member of the Privy Council.
Shadow education secretary Lucy Powell told BBC Radio 4's Today programme Mr Corbyn wanted to show that "people have nothing to fear from him" as he shares their values, which he will set out in his speech.
"I know that is a bit boring for people because we always want to see the rabbit out of the hat on the new policies, but that is exactly the kind of new approach to politics that I welcome," she said.
"He is not trying to go off into a room on his own and develop policy with his advisors - he wants an open and democratic and outward-looking approach to policy-making, so that's why he's not got fully formed policies that he is going to be announcing today."
Mr Corbyn's speech comes after that of shadow chancellor John McDonnell, who told the conference on Monday that Labour could reject austerity while still "living within our means".
Mr McDonnell also announced that he had asked ex-civil servant Lord Kerslake to review how the Treasury works.
Lord Kerslake told the BBC it was right to review the Treasury's responsibilities and operations as it "has a huge impact on the economic well-being of this country" and "wields enormous power across government".
Mr Corbyn is expected to address the party conference in Brighton for 45 minutes, saying: "Fair play for all, solidarity and not walking by on the other side of the street when people are in trouble. Respect for other's point of view. It is this sense of fair play, these shared majority British values, that are the fundamental reason why I love this country and its people."Mr Corbyn is expected to address the party conference in Brighton for 45 minutes, saying: "Fair play for all, solidarity and not walking by on the other side of the street when people are in trouble. Respect for other's point of view. It is this sense of fair play, these shared majority British values, that are the fundamental reason why I love this country and its people."
He will add: "It's because I am driven by these British majority values, because I love this country, that I want to rid it of injustice, to make it fairer, more decent, more equal.He will add: "It's because I am driven by these British majority values, because I love this country, that I want to rid it of injustice, to make it fairer, more decent, more equal.
"And I want all of our citizens to benefit from prosperity and success.""And I want all of our citizens to benefit from prosperity and success."
'Not showbiz''Not showbiz'
The speech is not expected to include specific policy announcements, BBC political correspondent Chris Mason said.The speech is not expected to include specific policy announcements, BBC political correspondent Chris Mason said.
It will also not include an an apology on behalf of the Labour Party for the Iraq war, which Mr Corbyn has promised.It will also not include an an apology on behalf of the Labour Party for the Iraq war, which Mr Corbyn has promised.
Unlike the approach taken by his predecessor Ed Miliband, Mr Corbyn's speech will be delivered using an autocue, and will not include reflections on his background or personal life in the speech, or music to introduce him onto the stage.Unlike the approach taken by his predecessor Ed Miliband, Mr Corbyn's speech will be delivered using an autocue, and will not include reflections on his background or personal life in the speech, or music to introduce him onto the stage.
"It's not going to be showbiz, it's going to be politics," a Labour source said."It's not going to be showbiz, it's going to be politics," a Labour source said.
His approach of allowing shadow Cabinet members to speak freely on issues where they disagree with him will continue.His approach of allowing shadow Cabinet members to speak freely on issues where they disagree with him will continue.
"I am not imposing leadership lines. I don't believe anyone has a monopoly on wisdom - we all have ideas and a vision of how things can be better," he will say."I am not imposing leadership lines. I don't believe anyone has a monopoly on wisdom - we all have ideas and a vision of how things can be better," he will say.
"I want open debate, I will listen to everyone, I firmly believe leadership is listening.""I want open debate, I will listen to everyone, I firmly believe leadership is listening."
The "huge mandate" he has been given as leader is a "mandate for change", he will add.The "huge mandate" he has been given as leader is a "mandate for change", he will add.
"It was a vote for change in the way we do politics, in the Labour Party and the country."It was a vote for change in the way we do politics, in the Labour Party and the country.
"Kinder, more inclusive. Bottom up, not top down.""Kinder, more inclusive. Bottom up, not top down."