Jeremy Corbyn has been re-elected leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party. This ends a coup attempt by more moderate politicians who said his left-wing agenda could never deliver victory at the polls. <br/><br/>Supporters in Liverpool, north-west England cheered 67-year-old Corbyn as results confirmed he had defeated rival MP Owen Smith with 61.8 per cent of the vote among party members and supporters. <br/><br/>Corbyn's triumph cements his authority over the deeply divided party and will fuel his drive to turn Labour further to the left.