Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of the U.K.'s opposition Labour Party, finally concluded a reshuffle of his shadow cabinet late Tuesday night after more than 30 hours of negotiations.<br />The Labour leader was forced to abandon plans to replace Hilary Benn, the shadow foreign secretary, who defied Corbyn by voting in favor of Syrian airstrikes in December.<br />Shadow Europe minister, Pat McFadden, was replaced for what Labour sources told the Guardian were displays of "incompetence and disloyalty."<br />The Labour leader also dropped shadow defense secretary Maria Eagle, who disagrees with him on the future of the U.K.'s nuclear weapons, and replaced her with Emily Thornberry.<br />Jonathan Reynolds, the shadow rail minister, announced on Facebook Wednesday morning that he had resigned in response to the reshuffle.<br />By lunchtime Reynolds was joined by Stephen Doughty, shadow foreign office minister, and Kevan Jones, shadow minister for the Armed Forces.
