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@DPJHodges Everyone says he's defensively fragile but how much have Liverpool missed him this season in both attack and defence?

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@PippaCrerar So what is he actually changing?

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@alexwickham @LiveSquawk So what is this big change he's been promising? How will he have more money to invest?

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@JohnRentoul Especially when you want to be PM and make decisions about the direction of the country.

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@JasonGroves1 He's going to annoy everyone now. People who voted brexit and those for rejoin.

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@alexwickham They had no plan when they ran around like headless chicken.

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@DPJHodges @benwansell He hasn't actually proposed anything though. The challengers all talk about being radical and not liking the government direction but then don't have a plan.

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@REWearmouth It's easy to offload personal failures onto others. No recognition that she failed at all.

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@alexwickham @JakubKrupa A big risk for the Labour Party if he loses.

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@AVMikhailova Because he knows he's not going to win and wants a job in the next cabinet.

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@DPJHodges He's trying to save face so he can be part of the next government, when he doesn't win the leadership.

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@ShippersUnbound @TomMcTague Thats a very generous view. It was previously reported he wanted a swift contest, and that he was going to challenge imminently. Whatever the reason for the change in heart, its clear he's made a mess of his campaign.

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@ShehabKhan If he did, he would have challenged. He's trying to save face.

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@SamCoatesSky @juliasuzanne76 What a waste of time this has been. Putting personal ambition before party, making the countries borrowing costs more expensive then chickens out.

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@PJTheEconomist @CatherineWest1 and her colleagues will be remembered like Liz Truss for making working people pay more for their mortgages and making the cost of living worse.

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@alexwickham This will be labour's Truss moment.

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@NewStatesman This isn't Championship Manager; we are a democratic G7 nation. Backroom deals will make labour even more unpopular than they are now.

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@PronouncedAlva Do they not realise they stood on a platform of change from the chaos of the tories. They're handing no10 to reform.

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@alexwickham Did no labour MPs learn from the Truss debacle? Voters won't forgive them for plunging the country into more chaos.

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@CatherineWest1 This is exactly the kind of Westminster politics that voters are exhausted by. An MP most of the public have never heard of deciding to trigger months of leadership manoeuvring while gilt yields rise, borrowing costs increase and the geopolitical backdrop worsens.