Corbyn inspired by thatcher in saying he'll stop no deal

The Labour leader also said he would promise to hold a second referendum on Brexit. Speaking in Corby, a key Conservative-Labour marginal constituency, on Monday he will say: “The Tories

have lurched to the hard Right under Boris Johnson, Britain's Trump. The fake populist and phoney outsider who is funded by the hedge funds and bankers, committed to protecting the

vested interests of the richest and the elites, while posing as anti-establishment.” “If there is a general election this autumn, Labour would commit to holding a public vote, to give voters

the final say, with credible options for both sides, including the option to remain. He added: “We will do everything necessary to stop a disastrous no-deal, for which this government has

no mandate.” Speaking ahead of a fact-finding trip to Ghana, he will say a general election could lead to change on a par with 1945 or 1979 the year Margaret Thatcher was elected. Mr Corbyn

will say: “A general election triggered by the Tory Brexit crisis will be a crossroads for our country. READ MORE: BREXIT NEWS: PM WILL TOUR CAPITALS AND WARN LEADERS TO BACK DOWN “It will

be a once-in-a-generation chance for a real change of direction, potentially on the scale of 1945 or 1979. “Things cannot go on as they were before.” The Labour leader accused the

Conservatives of having “failed our country”. Mr Corbyn will say Boris Johnson and his “hard-right Tory Cabinet have direct responsibility for the Tory decade of devastating damage done to

our communities and the fabric of our society”. Mr Corbyn will go on to say: “Labour believes the decision on how to resolve the Brexit crisis must go back to the people. “And if there is a

general election this autumn, Labour would commit to holding a public vote, to give voters the final say, with credible options for both sides, including the option to remain.” Tory chairman

James Cleverly said: “Jeremy Corbyn has done all he can to frustrate delivering on the referendum. “Only Boris Johnson and the Conservatives can provide the leadership Britain needs and

deliver Brexit by October 31.” In a bid to make the democratic process less open to interference from outside the UK he has also announced he would ban political donations or loans from

individuals who are not registered to pay tax in the UK.