He said plans to give his grassroots support a greater role will not only help to oust Theresa May it will also change the “system of inequality and injustice” in society. The Labour leader, who arrived at the party’s conference in Brighton to the familiar “oh Jeremy Corbyn” chant, hit out at austerity measures that disproportionately hit women. At the Labour women’s conference, which was taking place before the formal start of the full national event on Sunday, Corbyn said his proposed review of party democracy would ensure wider support for his policies. Corbyn hit out at targets including the Tories and Donald Trump as he addressed the women’s conference. “It’s without question the Labour party is the party of women’s equality, no matter who else might try to claim that mantle,” he said.

Source: The Guardian September 23, 2017 13:46 UTC