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Republican Jeremy Corbyn stood silent (main picture) on his first major official engagement as Labour leader as the congregation at St Paul's Cathedral sang God Save the Queen to remember those who died on the aerial conflict's 75th anniversary. Mr Corbyn, who was dressed in non-matching jacket and trousers and had failed to properly button his shirt, was branded a 'disgrace' by critics. During the summer and autumn of 1940, 544 personnel from Fighter Command died as the RAF fought Hitler's Luftwaffe and helped stop an invasion. Ahead of the memorial service, attended by survivors including RAF pilot Will Clark, 95, pictured, Mr Corbyn also met David Cameron for the first time since his victory. Hours earlier he became embroiled in a major row with his own MPs after refusing to say if he will wear a red poppy on Remembrance Sunday because he is a pacifist.