But Mr Corbyn hit back saying Sir Keir had “broken his commitment to respect the rights of Labour members and denigrated the democratic foundations of our party”.
He said: “I have been elected as the Labour MP for Islington North on 10 consecutive occasions since 1983. I am proud to represent a community that supports vulnerable people, joins workers on the picket line and fights for transformative change.
“This latest move represents a leadership increasingly unwilling to offer solutions that meet the scale of the crises facing us all.
“As the Government plunges millions into poverty and demonises refugees, Keir Starmer has focused his opposition on those demanding a more progressive and humane alternative.
“I joined the Labour Party when I was 16 years old because, like millions of others, I believed in a redistribution of wealth and power.
“Our message is clear: we are not going anywhere. Neither is our determination to stand up for a better world.”
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