With criticismof Jeremy Corbyn and his refusal to sing the national anthem at the Battle of Britain Memorial service yesterday, the MP for Exeter says that the new leader needs to settle in to his new role .
Ben Bradshaw - who unsuccessfully ran for deputy leader - is known not to be a supporter of Mr Corbyn's left-wing views.
But he thinks the huge influx of new Labour members could be good for the party - and is waiting to see what direction Mr Corbyn takes the party in.
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