Jeremy Corbyn, 70, is ‘too frail’ to be PM and may be forced to stand down as Labour leader because he is not ‘physically or mentally’ up to the job, senior civil servants fear

• Senior mandarins discussed the Labour leader’s future at an event this month 
• One top civil servant went as far as to say Mr Corbyn is not firing ‘on all cylinders’
• Labour Party spokesman said My Corbyn is in good health and led an active life 

Top civil servants fear Jeremy Corbyn could be too frail to become prime minister, it was reported last night.

Mandarins discussed the Labour leader’s future at an event this month as rumours mount that he is ‘losing his memory’.

One senior civil servant went as far as to say Mr Corbyn, 70, is not firing ‘on all cylinders’.

Mandarins discussed the Labour leader’s future at an event this month as rumours mount that he is ‘losing his memory’

They are increasing worried about the prospect of Mr Corbyn becoming prime minister because he is ‘propped up’ by his advisers, The Times reported.

And they fear he struggles to get his hands around both foreign and domestic affairs.

One senior civil servant told the newspaper: ‘When does someone say [he] is too ill to carry on as leader of the Labour Party let alone prime minister?… He is not functioning on all cylinders.’

Another said: ‘There is a real worry that the Labour leader isn’t up to the job physically or mentally but is being propped up by those around him.

‘There’s growing concern that he’s too frail and is losing his memory. He’s not in charge of his own party.’

A Labour Party spokesman said My Corbyn is in good health and led an active life, including regular running and cycling.

One senior civil servant went as far as to say Mr Corbyn, 70, is not firing ‘on all cylinders’

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