Labour leadership debate: Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith go head-to-head in two hour BBC hustings - as it happened

Owen Smith doesn't rule out holding Syrian peace talks with Isis

Here are the latest updates in the Labour leadership debate:

• Most undecided voters move to support Corbyn after debate
• Smith accuses Corbyn of failing to address abuse in party
• Smith says 'all actors' in Syria should be involved in peace process
• Corbyn says he did not offer Shami Chakrabarti peerage before anti-semitism inquiry
• Corbyn fails to recognise a picture of Ant and Dec
• Smith accuses Corbyn of being '10 out of 10' for leaving EU
• Majority of public think Corbyn will beat Smith
• Candidates clash in bitter first head-to-head debate

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Jeremy Corbyn and Owen Smith are going head-to-head in a two hour hustings debate on the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire programme.

In a previous debate, Mr Smith accused Mr Corbyn of being "10 out of 10" for leaving the European Union.

The bitter debate saw Mr Smith heckled and booed by members of the audience when he mentioned the "disunity" in the Labour party's ranks.

In an attempt to calm tensions Mr Smith at one point directly addressed the audience and said: “We are not behaving like comrades to each other.”