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Labour leadership: Jeremy Corbyn campaigns in Wales Labour leadership: Jeremy Corbyn campaigns in Wales
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Jeremy Corbyn brings his Labour leadership campaign to Wales as a fierce battle for the support of party members continues.Jeremy Corbyn brings his Labour leadership campaign to Wales as a fierce battle for the support of party members continues.
The veteran left-winger has won the backing of more local constituency parties in Wales and the UK than the other three candidates.The veteran left-winger has won the backing of more local constituency parties in Wales and the UK than the other three candidates.
He will visit Llandudno and Connah's Quay on Monday and Tredegar and Cardiff on Tuesday.He will visit Llandudno and Connah's Quay on Monday and Tredegar and Cardiff on Tuesday.
Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall are also in the race.Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall are also in the race.
SnipingSniping
On Monday, Mr Corbyn called for a debate on public ownership of firms, saying some industries were "natural monopolies".
But the idea was criticised by former Labour minister and Pontypridd MP Kim Howells, who said it would "cost a fortune" and would not improve services.
Senior Labour figures including former Prime Minister Tony Blair have claimed that a Labour party led by Mr Corbyn would be seen as too extreme by voters at a general election.Senior Labour figures including former Prime Minister Tony Blair have claimed that a Labour party led by Mr Corbyn would be seen as too extreme by voters at a general election.
There have also been claims that Labour has been infiltrated by hard left activists and by Conservatives aiming to ensure the party elects a left-wing leader.There have also been claims that Labour has been infiltrated by hard left activists and by Conservatives aiming to ensure the party elects a left-wing leader.
First Minister Carwyn Jones has not publicly backed any candidate, but has said Mr Corbyn would be a "surprise choice".First Minister Carwyn Jones has not publicly backed any candidate, but has said Mr Corbyn would be a "surprise choice".
However, he has also warned that sniping between the rival camps is the increasingly bitter battle is a "gift" to Labour's opponents.However, he has also warned that sniping between the rival camps is the increasingly bitter battle is a "gift" to Labour's opponents.
The winner, to be chosen by a vote of Labour party members, will be named on 12 September.The winner, to be chosen by a vote of Labour party members, will be named on 12 September.