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JEREMY Corbyn turned his back on British troops to rant at music fans 200 miles away at Glastonbury as he posted a photo to mark Armed Forces Day - taken two years ago.

The Labour leader spoke on for 20 minutes on the Pyramid Stage before introducing hip hop act Run The Jewels while PM Theresa May joined hundreds of military personnel in Liverpool.

Jeremy Corbyn rambled on to thousands of supporters at GlastonburyCredit: Getty Images

Corbyn addressed crowds in a 20-minute speech about climate change, refugees and human rightsCredit: Sky News

The Labour leader was supported by thousands of music lovers chanting his nameCredit: Getty Images

Corbyn addresses crowd on the Pyramid Stage today — Corbyn addresses crowds at the Pyramid Stage this afternoon

The Labour leader was welcomed on stage by Michael Eavis — The Labour leader was welcomed on stage by festival founder Michael Eavis

Corbyn grins at the camera as he poses with a group of young women at the festivalCredit: PA:Press Association

The Labour leader gives a cheeky smile as he poses for a snap with a young fan wearing glitter facepaintCredit: PA:Press Association

Corbyn fans in the crowd waved banners for the Labour leaderCredit: Reuters

A cardboard cut-out of Corbyn was seen being raised above the crowdsCredit: Rex Features

Corbyn posted a photo to mark Armed Forces Day apparently taken two years agoCredit: Twitter @jeremycorbyn

Corbs further snubbed veterans by posting a photo to mark Armed Forces Day - that was taken on Remembrance Sunday two years ago, according to .

After being introduced by Glasto boss Michael Eavis, Mr Corbyn told the crowd: “I simply say to Theresa May, if she has the time to be watching Glastonbury, we are ready for another election as soon as you like.”

He also said: "You brought the spirit of music, the spirit of love, the spirit of ideas, and you brought the spirit of great messages.

"There's a message on that wall for President Donald Trump - 'Build bridges, not walls'.

Corbyn acted like a rockstar as he took to the stage at Glastonbury todayCredit: PA:Press Association

The Labour leader had snubbed an invite to Armed Forces Day in favour of appearing at the festivalCredit: PA:Press Association

Corbyn said the the "elites got it wrong" when it came to the electionCredit: PA:Press Association

A fan looks adoringly at Corbyn as he poses for a pic with a group of female supportersCredit: Getty Images

The Labour leader met supporters in the Greenpeace area of the festival before taking to the Pyramid stage for a speechCredit: Getty Images

"Politics is actually about everyday life. It's about all of us, what we dream, what we want, and what we want for everybody else."

Speaking about the election, he said "the elites got it wrong", adding: "That politics that got out of the box, is not going back in any box.

"When people across the world think the same and cooperate the same in different languages different culture peace is possible.

"Let’s stop the denigration of refugees people looking for a place of safety in a cruel and dangerous world they are all human beings like us today looking to make their contribution."

The Labour leader then quoted from the Shelley poem The Masque of Anarchy, before exiting the stage to chants of his name.