Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn address party supporters at Manchester rally | ITV News

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn addressed a 3000-strong crowd in Manchester, as he repeated his mantra that the "NHS is not for sale".

Mr Corbyn was greeted by a crowd singing his name on Thursday, but he suffered a series of blows as two former Labour MPs urged voters to back Boris Johnson instead at the General Election.

Ian Austin said the Labour leader was "not fit to lead", and was joined by John Woodcock as they launched a campaign labelling Mr Corbyn a "disgrace to his party".