Mr Brown said: "That is more poverty than even under Mrs Thatcher".
From the special relationship with the United States to Britain's nuclear deterrent, Corbyn was as he's always been.
Asked on Channel 4 whether he was still a member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament, the Labour leader said: "I have been a member all my life ..."
2003 - Votes against Blair's folly in Iraq, which killed half a million people and cost over £20 billion by 2010.
Labour's shadow defence secretary Nia Griffith, who has clashed with Mr Corbyn over Trident, was not present to hear the speech, but the shadow foreign secretary Emily Thornberry, a close Corbyn ally, was in the audience.
"But we want the best, most prosperous and most equal future for our city and our country".
Ms May sought to portray the Labour leader as weak on defence and said that he had deserted "proud and patriotic" people while he said there would be no more "holding hands" with Donald Trump.
United States signs treaty to protect Arctic, giving some hope for Paris agreement
It's expected the Finns will push for a Helsinki summit featuring USA president Donald Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin. Finland highlighted that the global community adopted a universal, legally binding climate agreement in Paris in 2015.
"There is no need whatever to weaken our opposition to Russia's human rights abuses at home or overseas to understand the necessity of winding down tensions on the Russia-Nato border and supporting dialogue to reduce the risk of global conflict", he said.
The Opposition leader said he had spoken to Mr Watson on Saturday morning to coordinate the party's response to the NHS cyber attack and insisted the pair are working "flat out to get Labour MPs elected".
The Labour bus, with Mr Corbyn aboard, arrived in Lowestoft at just after 11am.
"I accept that military action, under worldwide law and as a genuine last resort, is in some circumstances necessary", he said. "It would mean world leaders had already triggered a spiral of catastrophe for humankind". "Deep cuts have seen the Army reduced to its smallest size since the Napoleonic Wars", he said.
The Conservatives would make Britain "the safest place in the world for people to be online".
Unsurprisingly, the Tories say that it all shows Mr Corbyn can not be trusted with the nation's defences - accusing him of undermining Trident and dithering over IS while tying the hands of Britain's intelligence services.
2015 - Votes against Britain joining the USA bombing campaign against Syrian targets in a vaguely defined campaign with no clear allies on the ground or end point in sight.
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