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Corbyn vows to tackle Britain's ‘tax dodgers, bad bosses and big polluters’
Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn (centre) kicks off the Labour Party's General Election campaign at the Battersea Arts Centre, London

JEREMY CORBYN blasted Britain’s “corrupt system” and vowed to tackle the “tax dodgers, bad bosses and big polluters” as he launched Labour’s general election campaign in London today.

The Labour leader pledged to “get Brexit sorted” in six months by promising that the public would decide whether they want a “sensible Brexit deal” or no Brexit at all in a new referendum.

Labour has promised it will strike a fresh deal with Brussels before putting it back to the people.

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