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Jeremy Corbyn will lambast Donald Trump and Nigel Farage as “rich white men” who “fake anti-elitism” to win over angry voters on both sides of the Atlantic.

In a speech to Labour’s policy forum Mr Corbyn will say world politics is at its “most important moment in a generation” as voters sweep away the old order.

The Labour leader will say he understands many people no longer support the establishment - but insists people like Trump and Farage are not the answer.

“Political upheaval is becoming the norm,” Mr Corbyn will say.

“Voting for the status quo is not attractive to people, because they know the status quo is failing them.

“The fake anti-elitism of rich white men like Nigel Farage and Donald Trump is farcical at one level, but in reality it’s no joke.

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“So it is down to Labour to restore hope - and give people the chance to take back real control.”

Privately aides to Mr Corbyn hope he can seize the anti-establishment fervour sweeping parts of the West to propel Labour back into power.

However opinion polls remain dire for the socialist leader, with a new YouGov poll yesterday giving the Tories a staggering 14-point lead over Labour.

Mr Corbyn insists he can turn public opinion around, and aides say he will use the speech to place his 10-point policy platform during his victorious leadership campaign at the heart of Labour’s next manifesto.

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Key measures include a £500billion investment programme, and pledges to end NHS privatisation and bring the railways back into public ownership.

“Labour will be ready whenever the general election is called,” Mr Corbyn will say.

“Labour’s alternative will meet the scale of the change we need to see.

“Full employment; a homes guarantee; security at work; a strong public NHS and social care; a National Education Service for all; action on climate change; public ownership and control of our services; a cut in inequality of income and wealth; action to secure an equal society; and peace and justice at the heart of our foreign policy.”