The Labour leader says his party now backs a second referendum to prevent a no-deal Brexit or Brexit under a Conservative negotiated deal.
Jeremy Corbyn backs a second referendum on Brexit in which the Labour party would campaign for Remain. The Labour leader says the party would back a referendum to prevent a no-deal Brexit or a Conservative-negotiated deal. It follows an agreement between union leaders on Monday backing a new vote. Visit Business Insider's home page for more stories.
Jeremy Corbyn backs a second referendum on Brexit in which the Labour party would campaign for Remain. The Labour leader says the party would back a referendum to prevent a no-deal Brexit or a Conservative-negotiated deal. It follows an agreement between union leaders on Monday backing a new vote. Visit Business Insider's home page for more stories.
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