News Headlines - 01 September 2016

▽Corbyn on course to win bigger mandate | The Times & The Sunday Times

Jeremy Corbyn is on course to win the Labour leadership contest with an increased mandate thanks to overwhelming backing from the party’s newest supporters.
Mr Corbyn is leading his rival, Owen Smith, by 62 per cent to 38 per cent, according to the first published poll of those entitled to vote in the election. Last year Mr Corbyn secured a 59 per cent share of the vote.

▽Sir Richard Branson 'should lose knighthood' - John McDonnell - BBC News

British tycoon Sir Richard Branson is a "tax exile" and should be stripped of his knighthood, shadow chancellor John McDonnell has suggested.

▽Who is US journalist Lindsey Snell detained in Turkey? - BBC News

An American journalist has been arrested by Turkish authorities and charged with violating a military zone, US officials have confirmed.

▽Video: Royal Mail recreates 1919 airmail flight in vintage Tiger Moth - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk

A vintage Tiger Moth biplane recreates the journey of one of the very first airmail flights from Headcorn Aerdrome, Kent to Le Touquet, France.

▽Renee Zellweger: Tabloid news is cause for concern - BBC News

The 47-year-old was recently the subject of headlines over her appearance, with many publications, and social media users, speculating whether she had received cosmetic surgery.
"It's disconcerting when you see something you know is not true becoming the truth, simply because its been repeated enough," she told the BBC's Fiona Bruce.