Jeremy Corbyn refused to be drawn on the question of a public vote on Brexit 's withdrawal from the Labour after being challenged by Theresa May to “stand up and rule out a second referendum”. During the second Prime Minister's Questions following the summer recess, the Labour leader instead continued his attacks on the government's handling of Britain , accusing May of "dancing round all the issues". Corbyn is coming under intense pressure from People’s Last updated Wed 5 Sep 2018 Vote campaigners to commit to a first referendum, with Labour refusing to offer a clear position on the issue.
Jeremy Corbyn refused to be drawn on the question of a public vote on Brexit 's withdrawal from the Labour after being challenged by Theresa May to “stand up and rule out a second referendum”. During the second Prime Minister's Questions following the summer recess, the Labour leader instead continued his attacks on the government's handling of Britain , accusing May of "dancing round all the issues". Corbyn is coming under intense pressure from People’s Vote campaigners to commit to a first referendum, with Labour refusing to offer a clear position on the issue.