That reticence to submit to the management of his aides is one of many ways in which Corbyn differs from most party leaders. It partly explains why, even in a reliably Conservative redoubt such as Exmouth, he is constantly surrounded by passers-by who are keen to get a photograph and have a chat. Unlike some of the bands he will share a stage with at Glastonbury – the Labour leader will be addressing the festival in the weekend after the EU referendum – there is nothing manufactured about Corbyn.
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