Corbyn is expected to reaffirm his commitment to give British people a final say on Brexit, with a second referendum with “credible” options to leave and remain in the EU.
The peer, who was speaking at the Edinburgh International Book Festival, criticised Jeremy Corbyn’s slow response to the issue.
By building a co-operative economy from the bottom up we can build a socialist nation.
The Labour leader’s move came after Boris Johnson said the ‘last thing’ he wanted to do was call a general election.
A digital clock, reported to have cost at least £500, has been taken into Number 10.
It is not the first time concerns have been raised around the project coming in on budget.
The move is a ‘last-gasp’ attempt to curry favour with workers after years of wage caps, say union leaders.
Traders are concerned that a no-deal Brexit is more likely, after both Conservative leadership candidates toughened their positions.
Trade union leaders agree Labour should support a second referendum on any Brexit deal.