LONDON: Opposition Labor leader Jeremy Corbyn insisted Thursday that he could still win Britain's snap June general election despite dire poll ratings, pitching himself as an anti-establishment candidate fighting for change.
Almost exactly 20 years since Tony Blair led Labor to the first of three consecutive election victories, the party is languishing in the polls ahead of the June 8 vote.
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