A Jewish Labour donor and former party candidate is preparing later today to legally challenge the party’s decision to automatically place Jeremy Corbyn on the leadership ballot.
Michael Foster, who stood for the party in a Cornish constituency at last year’s general election, has donated more than £400,000 to Labour since 2010.
Speaking on the BBC’s Today programme, Mr Foster said: “There were three bits of legal advice from different QCs, all of which were contrarian, and none of the people in the room were unbiased in their view of that advice.
“All I am simply saying is, the advice that was taken was certainly not given the expert consideration that it would receive from a High Court judge.”