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Abstract:Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said the British public should be asked again to give its verdict on Brexit, either through a general election or a second referendum. "With the Conservatives disintegrating an
LONDON (Reuters) - Opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn said the British public should be asked again to give its verdict on Brexit, either through a general election or a second referendum.
“With the Conservatives disintegrating and unable to govern, and parliament deadlocked, this issue will have to go back to the people, whether through a general election or a public vote,” Corbyn said.
“Over the coming days we will have conversations across our party and movement, and reflect on these results on both sides of the Brexit divide.”
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