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UK Labour leader hopeful Jeremy Corbyn to hold four rallies in Scotland UK Labour leader hopeful Jeremy Corbyn embarks on Scottish campaign tour
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UK Labour leadership contender Jeremy Corbyn will be embarking on a series of campaign rallies in Scotland. UK Labour leadership contender Jeremy Corbyn has begun a tour of Scotland as part of his campaign for votes.
The left-wing MP, whom pollsters have put as the frontrunner, will meet people in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow. The left-wing MP, whom pollsters have put as the frontrunner, has been meeting people in Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Mr Corbyn's opponents include fellow MPs Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall.Mr Corbyn's opponents include fellow MPs Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall.
The outcome of the contest will be made public at a special conference on 12 September.The outcome of the contest will be made public at a special conference on 12 September.
The Scottish Labour Party is also in the process of choosing a new leader with MSPs Kezia Dugdale and Ken Macintosh fighting for votes north of the border.The Scottish Labour Party is also in the process of choosing a new leader with MSPs Kezia Dugdale and Ken Macintosh fighting for votes north of the border.
Mr Corbyn will be in Aberdeen on Thursday afternoon before heading to Dundee in the evening. Mr Corbyn was in Aberdeen on Thursday afternoon and is due in Dundee later.
On Friday afternoon, he will be in Edinburgh before holding his fourth rally in Glasgow later that day.On Friday afternoon, he will be in Edinburgh before holding his fourth rally in Glasgow later that day.
In June, Mr Burnham and Ms Cooper were in Scotland to speak to supporters.In June, Mr Burnham and Ms Cooper were in Scotland to speak to supporters.
Mr Burnham said he was the only candidate who could unite the party in all nations and regions of Britain.Mr Burnham said he was the only candidate who could unite the party in all nations and regions of Britain.
When she was in Edinburgh, Ms Cooper said she opposed the creation of a separate Scottish Labour party.When she was in Edinburgh, Ms Cooper said she opposed the creation of a separate Scottish Labour party.
Ms Kendall agreed with that assessment saying a split between Scottish Labour and the UK party was not the answer to combating SNP support.Ms Kendall agreed with that assessment saying a split between Scottish Labour and the UK party was not the answer to combating SNP support.
Labour in Scotland lost 40 of its 41 MPs at the May general election.Labour in Scotland lost 40 of its 41 MPs at the May general election.