Right-to-vote ruling boosts Jeremy Corbyn's bid to hold Labour leadership
Jeremy Corbyn has received an apparent boost in his battle to remain the Labour leader in the UK after a British High Court ruling said new party members should be allowed to vote in the leadership election.
A judge ruled on Monday in favour of five supporters who accused Labour's National Executive Committee (NEC) of unlawfully "freezing" them out of the contest despite them having "paid their dues".
