Leader Jeremy Corbyn said just one person sleeping on the streets is ‘one too many’.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said Mr Johnson’s promise to ‘get Brexit done’ is a ‘fraud on the British people’.

The US president has insisted the NHS is not on the table in trade talks but John McDonnell said ‘all the evidence’ shows that it is.

“In the past year I’ve been repeatedly targeted in the street by far right activists, including attempts to use physical assault, and homophobic abuse” he said at the time. “Given the context, it seems unthinkable that I was singled out for anything other than a politically motivated, premeditated attack.”

Mr Johnson made comments about low-income women and their children in 2006, it has been revealed.

There is a ‘very real risk’ that proposed election policies will make it more difficult to bring staff into the NHS, a think tank is warning.

Noam Chomsky, Roger Waters and Steve Coogan added their names to a letter backing Mr Corbyn to be next prime minister.

“We find this significant in an era marked by the rise of the Right, and the renewal of fascism in an era of the Conservatives’ hostile environment, that has paradoxically made each of us and many of our friends and family again increasingly unwelcome in Britain.”

Deliberately misleading the voting public these letters have been found across the country and could disenfranchise voters keen to vote Tory MPs out.