British oppostion Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn (C), reacts as he stands with Unite union General Secretary Len McCluskey (L), as they join steel workers following a march through central London on May 25, 2016. Britain's business minister Sajid Javid met Tata Steel bosses in Mumbai ahead of a crunch board meeting on Wednesday expected to discuss potential buyers for its loss-making UK assets. Tata Steel, Britain's biggest steel employer, announced in March that it planned to sell its Port Talbot plant in Wales and other assets, putting 15,000 jobs at risk. / AFP / LEON
{"Image ImageDescription": "British oppostion Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn (C), reacts as he stands with Unite union General Secretary Len McCluskey (L), as they join steel workers following a march through central London on May 25, 2016.\nBritain's business minister Sajid Javid met Tata Steel bosses in Mumbai ahead of a crunch board meeting on Wednesday expected to discuss potential buyers for its loss-making UK assets. Tata Steel, Britain's biggest steel employer, announced in March that it planned to sell its Port Talbot plant in Wales and other assets, putting 15,000 jobs at risk. / AFP / LEON NEAL        (Photo credit should read LEON NEAL/AFP via Getty Images)"}