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Corbyn insists he’ll force EU leftwards

JEREMY CORBYN will vow today that the next Labour government will win improved workers’ rights from Brussels if Britain remains in the European Union.

In an address to a rally of Remain supporters in London, he will argue that raising employment standards at a European level can stop the undercutting of wages for workers across the continent.

The Labour leader will also say that EU rules against public ownership must be overhauled.

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